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.
From. Vol 12. A Perspective on Systems Design in the Digitisation of ...
From. Vol 13. Panaad and the Paril: Traditional Systems of Soil and W...
From. Vol 3. The Management of Knowledge of the Intangible Heritage ...
From. Vol 15. Biculturalism at New Zealand's National Museum. An Ethn...
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UNESCOMay 12, 2020RT @Miss_Meels: THREAD (a reading list for white museum folk, by non-white museum folk) Some of my fellow white museum workers have shared…
IcomOfficielJun 16, 2020Even during a pandemic, someone has to feed the flesh-eating beetles. Take a look at the strange—and sometimes smelly—chores that keep natural history museums running. https://t.co/uivbhP9b5e via @atlasobscura https://t.co/A8Jk0lHJ9Y
MOA_UBCAug 08, 2020Zur Eröffnung der Ausstellung „Ethnographischer Kram“ - Revision der Sammlung Leo Frobenius aus Mali im #Zwischenraum spricht Gabriel Schimmeroth mit der Kuratorin Cécile Bründlmayer über die Ausstellung! Viel Spaß beim MARKK in Motion Podcast: https://t.co/8FS1GLf7g3
MARKKhamburgJul 03, 2020De voetstappen rond het zwarte ovaal stellen mensen rond het moeras Dungarri (Western Australia) voor, op zoek naar #water. Cirkels zijn bergen. De blauwe lijn is een waterloop. Ningie Nangala Napangarti (1995). Schenking Museum voor hedendaagse Aboriginal kunst. #collectievissen https://t.co/AWOPx7pvOw
volkenkundeJun 03, 2020