The first international academic journal of its kind in the field, the IJIH is dedicated to the promotion of the understanding of all aspects of the intangible heritage, and the communication of research and examples of good professional practice.
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RT @SoccolB: C’est de l’alchimie que naît un musée – un beau témoignage de @bastianellijero, Président par intérim du @quaibranly #COVID19…
quaibranlyApr 20, 2020En la mitología prehispánica mixteca, se concebían tres planos: el celeste, el terrestre y el inframundo. Este último era el “lugar de los descarnados”, donde gobernaba una pareja de dioses: El señor Iya Andaya y la diosa Ñu Q Cuañe. Conoce más en: https://t.co/mTJcB1p3yG https://t.co/EWMuS0fJgm
mna_inahAug 27, 2020RT @BestInHeritage: Interview with Magdalena Szczypkowska & Michalina Bieńkowska from Coal Mining Museum in #Zabrze about the Queen Louise…
IcomOfficielJul 27, 2020Mark Bookman talks to Yoshiko Okuyama about representations of disability in manga in the latest episode of Asian Ethnology Podcast.https://t.co/MIv5o4M92Q
AsianEthnologyAug 24, 2020El Tezcacuitlapilli es un disco solar de jade, turquesa y pirita. Formaba parte de la indumentaria de guerreros de alto rango en varias culturas mesoamericanas. #QuédateEnCasa https://t.co/Vb6Vybz86N
mna_inahJun 22, 2020![[IJIH Vol.22] Call for papers (July 1 – August 31, 2026)](/assets/images/img001.jpg)