Masterworks of Man & Nature: Preserving Our World HeritageMark Swadling Harper-MacRae, 1992 - 447 páginas Volume, organized by geographic location, which illustrates the ways in which our cultural heritage is tied to the Earth's natural heritage. Examines the ways in which our actions today determine our future. |
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19th century Acropolis Africa ancient animals archaeological architecture Australian Picture Library beauty birds buildings built Byzantine capital carved cathedral cave central church civilisation coast colonial complex conservation covered cultural and natural cultural heritage DESCRIPTION Dogon Dubrovnik earth Ebla ecosystems endemic environment environmental famous fauna forests fortified global habitat Heri historic centre human ICOMOS important island IUCN lake Lake Malawi land landscape largest living ment monastery monuments Mosque mountain NATIONAL PARK LOCATION natural heritage numerous paintings palace period Photo Researchers Inc plant population preserved protection Province rainforest region remains Republic rich River rock Roman ruins sanctuary Serengeti National Park Sian Ka'an SIGNIFICANCE Sinharaja Spanish species stone style temple towers town tropical UNESCO unique Valletta valley village walls wetlands wildlife World Heritage Committee World Heritage Convention World Heritage List World Heritage sites Zimbabwe zone
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The Ethics of Archaeology: Philosophical Perspectives on Archaeological Practice Chris Scarre,Geoffrey Scarre Vista previa limitada - 2006 |