Anthropology 2100 Lecture 1: World Heritage Site Readings Week 1

• School: Western University
• Department: Anthropology
• Course: Anthropology 2100
• Professor: Peter Timmins

Document Summary

World war i: the 1972 convention concerning the protection of the world cultural and. Convention concerning the protection of world cultural and. Natural heritage was adopted by the general conference of. Unesco on 16 november 1972: by regarding heritage as both cultural and natural, the. Global strategy: 1994 -the world heritage committee launched the global strategy for a representative, This section includes the objectives of the global strategy, analysis of the need for it, on-going efforts and related conferences and studies. Lists and to prepare nominations of properties from categories and regions currently not well-represented on the world heritage list. Analysis: 1987 to 1993 revealed that europe, historic towns and religious monuments, Ongoing efforts: 39 new countries have ratified the world heritage convention, many from small pacific. Island states, eastern europe, africa and arab states: the number of countries around the globe that have signed the world heritage. With the adoption of the revised operational guidelines for the.