"Important Discovery at Marcahuamachuco
"The archaeological research team working at Marcahuamachuco, Peru,has announced what it calls the “first important finding” in determining the site’s historical process: a…"
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Jeannie Sui Wonders
- Palo Alto, CA
- United States
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Jeannie Sui Wonders joined Global Heritage Network's group
Marcahuamachuco, Peru
A group focused exclusively on the archaeology and long-term conservation of this unique Peruvian site.
Jeannie Sui Wonders joined Global Heritage Network's group
Rakhigarhi, India
A group focused on this ancient Harrapan archaeological site (one of the largest known), located west of New Delhi.See More
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GIS / Remote Sensing
A community centered around topics relating to mapping and managing cultural heritage sites. Your ideas and case studies are welcome!
Jeannie Sui Wonders joined Global Heritage Network's group
Banteay Chhmar, Cambodia
Banteay Chhmar, an ancient Khmer archaeological site in northwestern Cambodia, is in a state of collapse after 800 years without conservation. This group discusses conservation, threats and long-term preservation.See More
Jeannie Sui Wonders joined Solsire Cusicanqui Marsano's group
San Jose de Moro
In the last twenty years the archaeology of the North Coast of Perú has produced some of the most remarkable and sustained results in the history of Peruvian archaeology. One seldom mentioned aspect is that many of the most productive research programs are long lasting efforts, constituted by multidisciplinary and multinational teams of researchers. By 1991 four such research projects (Sipán, Huaca de la Luna, Huaca El Brujo and San José de Moro) were already exploring different but correlated…See More
Jeannie Sui Wonders joined Global Heritage Network's group
Angkor, Cambodia
A group focused on the long-term preservation of the Angkor archaeological site and raising awareness about the threats it faces.
Jeannie Sui Wonders joined Global Heritage Network's group
Mirador, Guatemala
The Mirador Basin is often referred to as the cradle of Mayan Civilization. This group focuses on the long-term preservation of the Mirador Basin and raising awareness about the threats it faces.
Jeannie Sui Wonders joined Laurence Lepetit's group
Culture Conflict Cooperation
Inspired by the idea that heritage can play a significant role in peace building efforts, we are interested in engaging with the interrelationship between heritage, identity and ethnicity in the global context of conflict and its resolution.See More
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Timbuktu, Mali
A discussion group focused on awareness of threats to this important Islamic center, and solutions for its long-term preservation.See More
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