Site Title: Inventories and Surveys for Heritage Management Lessons for the Digital Age

Contributors: David Myers and Janet Hansen

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Contents
Foreword — Timothy P. Whalen, Getty Conservation Institute
Foreword — Ken Bernstein, Los Angeles City Planning Office of Historic Resources
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Importance of Inventories and Surveys to Heritage Management
Part I. Heritage Inventories
Part II. Heritage Surveys
Part III. Using Information
1. 12. Using Inventory and Survey Information for Heritage Management
Part IV. Case Studies
1. 13. Archaeology and Local Heritage Inventories in England: The View from Lincoln
2. 14. Surveying and Inventorying Intangible Cultural Heritage in a Multicultural Society: The Singapore Case Study
Conclusion: Considerations, Challenges and Remedies, and Recommendations
Glossary
References
Contributors
About

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Contents

Foreword — Timothy P. Whalen, Getty Conservation Institute
Foreword — Ken Bernstein, Los Angeles City Planning Office of Historic Resources
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Importance of Inventories and Surveys to Heritage Management — David Myers and Janet Hansen
1. Sidebar: How to Use This Book
Part I. Heritage Inventories
Part II. Heritage Surveys
Part III. Using Information
1. 12. Using Inventory and Survey Information for Heritage Management — David Myers and Janet Hansen
Part IV. Case Studies
1. 13. Archaeology and Local Heritage Inventories in England: The View from Lincoln — Alastair MacIntosh
2. 14. Surveying and Inventorying Intangible Cultural Heritage in a Multicultural Society: The Singapore Case Study — Nicholas Yeo
Conclusion: Considerations, Challenges and Remedies, and Recommendations — David Myers and Janet Hansen
Glossary
References
Contributors
About

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