In July 2022, a significant event took place at the Museum of Liverpool, documenting the cultural heritage of Syrians now residing in the UK. This event marked the conclusion of the Intangible Cultural Heritage research project, a collaborative effort between the University of Liverpool and the Syrian-British Cultural Centre. Among the speakers at the event…
Cultural heritage assets are sustainable by virtue of their existence for thousands of years. Inevitably, the continuity of cultural value, alongside environmental, economic and social aspects form the four pillars of Sustainability. However, the flux of the on-going argument is how to collectively sustain heritage properties (cultural, natural, tangible and intangible) while safeguarding their inherited…
In July 2022, a significant event took place at the Museum of Liverpool, documenting the cultural heritage of Syrians now residing in the UK. This event marked the conclusion of the Intangible Cultural Heritage research project, a collaborative effort between the University of Liverpool and the Syrian-British Cultural Centre. Among the speakers at the event…