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Heritage Without Borders 2026: A National Call to Protect Philippine Heritage Through Conservation, Policy, and Public A...

QUEZON CITY, Philippines — Heritage Without Borders 2026 brought together conservators, museum curators, heritage advocates, government representatives, academics,

KASHMIR’S FRAGILE LEGACY: PRESERVING PARADISE ON WORLD HERITAGE DAY

World Heritage Day, observed on April 18, highlights the importance of preserving cultural and natural legacies worldwide, with Kashmir as a prime example. Its rich heritage encomp...

How DNA forensics is transforming studies of ancient manuscripts

Scientists are exposing the biological information hidden in ancient parchments without leaving a mark

Language-based AI systems could aid in organising archaeology reports

A new book explores Indian archaeology's post-independence journey, highlighting the decolonization challenges faced by the ASI. It emphasizes Amalananda Ghosh's impactful leadersh...

World Heritage Day 2026 Theme, Significance

Maintaining and preserving World Heritage sites is complicated as the sites often face the impacts of stressful situations in the world.

Telangana Signs MoU to Conserve Heritage

Arjun Rao, director of the heritage department, commended the work being done by TORCH, noting that through their research, books, exhibitions, and documentaries, they are widely i...

The Productive Clash: Heritage Interiors, Contemporary Projects, and the Value of Imperfection

Heritage, in interiors, is increasingly rarer to be only a matter of preservation alone. More often it arrives as friction: the encounter between what a building already is—its pla...

Material history is being destroyed, and rescued amidst war

War takes it toll on human lives, livelihoods and futures. But it also impacts remains of history in the form of monuments, museums and even old manuscripts encased in libraries. K...

The incalculable loss of intangible heritage in times of war

Beneath the rubble of buildings that once were schools, residencies, hospitals, universities and other sites of normal life, there lie humans who have been bombed, living out their...

‘Qutb Shahi legacy in Deccan goes beyond monuments, lies in ideological and cultural processes’

Cross-Border Protection of Cultural Property: Chinese Journal of Transnational Law, Vol. 3 Issue 1 (2026)

The Chinese Journal of Transnational Law released a landmark Special Issue titled “Cross-Border Protection of Cultural Property”. This issue brings together leading scholars from a...

Scotland's lucrative heritage at 'serious risk' of being 'squandered' as funding crashes

Scotland’s world-renowned heritage generates £6bn a year - but the sector is struggling to

Archiving Nepal’s medicinal plants and Indigenous knowledge for future generations

Sanjib Chaudhary, a Nepalese writer and archivist, documents healers’ medicinal plant knowledge in audio and video, ensuring future generations access Indigenous ecological wisdom...

Preservation

Technicians work on the protection of skeletons before work that must be undertaken at the Natural History Museum in Paris. — AFP

India Digitises Ancient Medical Records for Global Access

SAHI portal to preserve and share rare medical manuscripts globally

Heritage as River: Past, Present, and Future

Thunderous drums, graceful dances, and smoke spouting from woks and grills, all cultural practices developed a long time ago in a distant land, now the standard menu for celebratin...

Calls for Scottish university to return 'invaluable' cultural treasure to India

Experts say artefacts provide invaluable insight into Indian history

Tohono O’odham Nation Looking to ‘Bring them back’

Dear Friends, In March, John Welch (Vice President of Preservation & Collaboration) attended a weekend-long conference of archaeologists concerned with the present and future s...

Museums are repositories of knowledge, says historian

He was delivering a special lecture at a programme organised as part of International Museum Day at the Government Museum in Kalaburagi

Herbarium Sheets Are Holding Secrets Their Makers Never Intended

When you mount a plant on a sheet, you capture more than botany. A new paper reveals the unexpected historical treasures hiding in herbaria, and why closing them is a mistake.

Braiding knowledge: how Indigenous expertise and western science are converging

Researchers are weaving Native practices with western methods to revive ecosystems and reclaim food sovereignty“I’m a glorified clam counter.”So said Marco Hatch, a marine ecologis...

Illuminating the Science Behind Historical Featherwork Art

The intricate art of featherwork has long captivated historians and art enthusiasts alike, with its vibrant hues and delicate craftsmanship telling stories of cultural heritage and...

Feature: Giving relics a new breath of life

HOHHOT, April 2 (Xinhua) -- At the Inner Mongolia Museum in north China, a relics restorer in a white coat maneuvers an X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectrometer close to a gilt silver...

‘Museums in Hyderabad evolving beyond artefacts into spaces of cultural unity, public engagement’