Conserving and Managing Ancient Monuments
Heritage, Democracy, and Inclusion
1st Edition
Published on 15. May 2014
295 pages
978-1-78204-266-2 (ISBN)
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A survey of the theory and methods of conservation from the nineteenth century to the present day, highlighting future pathways.
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Content
Introduction
The Restoration of Hellifield Peel and the Heritage Debate
The Origins of the Conservation of Ancient Monuments and the Beginnings of State Control in the United Kingdom
Practice Perfected: the Ancient Monuments Act of 1913 and the Consolidation of State Preservation Practice
British Conservation Practice in Cyprus, 1878 to 1939: a Case Study
Current Directions in England: the Emergence of Cultural Heritage Management and the Use of Conventions, Charters and Principles
Putting Theory into Practice
Conclusion: Ending the Tyranny of Ruskin and Morris?
Appendix 1: Full text of letter to The Times, December 16th, 1900
Appendix 2: SPAB document on Cyprus
Appendix 3: Scheduling description for Coulton, North Yorkshire
Appendix 4: Scheduling description for Steeton Hall, North Yorkshire
Appendix 5: Full text of speech by Rt Hon Chris Smith, Secretary of State, DCMS
Appendix 6: Full text of speech by Rt Hon Alan Howarth
Bibliography and References
The Restoration of Hellifield Peel and the Heritage Debate
The Origins of the Conservation of Ancient Monuments and the Beginnings of State Control in the United Kingdom
Practice Perfected: the Ancient Monuments Act of 1913 and the Consolidation of State Preservation Practice
British Conservation Practice in Cyprus, 1878 to 1939: a Case Study
Current Directions in England: the Emergence of Cultural Heritage Management and the Use of Conventions, Charters and Principles
Putting Theory into Practice
Conclusion: Ending the Tyranny of Ruskin and Morris?
Appendix 1: Full text of letter to The Times, December 16th, 1900
Appendix 2: SPAB document on Cyprus
Appendix 3: Scheduling description for Coulton, North Yorkshire
Appendix 4: Scheduling description for Steeton Hall, North Yorkshire
Appendix 5: Full text of speech by Rt Hon Chris Smith, Secretary of State, DCMS
Appendix 6: Full text of speech by Rt Hon Alan Howarth
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