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From fieldwork to community dialogue: a summer school event
After two weeks of immersive fieldwork across Paros island in Greece, participants in the HERITΛGE Engaging Communities in Cultural Heritage Summer Field School concluded their learning journey by returning their research to the community that helped shape it. Hosted on June 26th in the Dimitrakopoulos Building in Parikia, the public event brought together local residents,
EXCALIBUR visits the Tombs of the Kings
As part of the EXCALIBUR project, which is funded by the EU’s Horizon Europe initiative, HERITΛGE’s Dr. Eleni Stefanou and Maria Kagkelidou joined EXCALIBUR project partners in Paphos, Cyprus, for the first Use Case visit centred on one of the Mediterranean’s most remarkable archaeological landscapes: the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Tombs of the
From Screen to Site: Preparing Heritage Professionals for the Digital Future
This year, HERITΛGE’s Digital Tools Summer School – delivered in cooperation with HOGENT- brought together 27 heritage professionals from 23 countries across five continents, online and then in person in Greece. By combining flexible online education with intensive, hands-on fieldwork in Greece, the program successfully bridged theory and practice, equipping participants with the critical skills
Preserving Europe’s Musical Heritage Through Technology: the First MusicSphere Use Case Meeting
HERITΛGE is proud to be a partner in MusicSphere, a Horizon Europe-funded project and part of the wider European Cultural Heritage Cloud ecosystem being developed through the ECHOES initiative. Bringing together experts in cultural heritage, musicology, conservation, artificial intelligence, digital technologies, and immersive experiences, MusicSphere seeks to transform the way traditional musical instruments are documented,
Communities, heritage and economic development workshop for Mexico
The Heritage Management Organization (HERITΛGE) has successfully completed the first two Spanish-language editions of its Communities, Heritage and Economic Development workshop, marking an important milestone for the HerMaP Mexico initiative. Delivered over the past two months, the workshops brought together 29 participants from Baja California, Sonora, Chihuahua, Coahuila, and Nuevo León to explore how cultural
Α new global campaign to accelerate climate adaptation for heritage
At HERITΛGE we are very proud to be a part of a new, UN-recognised campaign to accelerate climate change adaptation for cultural heritage sites and practices by 2030, Heritage Adapts! (HA!) The HA! Initiative launches today as the first global campaign uniting the heritage sector behind a shared mission: to have at least 3,000 sites