• Minna SILVER (Hg.)

Challenges, Strategies and High-Tech Applications for Saving the Cultural Heritage of Syria

Proceedings of the Workshop held at the 10th ICAANE in Vienna, April 2016

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Minna Silver
is Adjunct Professor in Near Eastern Archaeology at the University of Oulu, Finland


Syria has struggled and been divided by a civil war for over a decade. Cultural heritage is part of human identity and needs to be protected and preserved for the sake of the Syrians and the international community alike. Memories of places and artefacts, social connection and peace can be built on heritage that is common and can be shared. This volume is based on the CIPA workshop organised during the 10th ICAANE held in Vienna in April 2016. The contributions collected therein discuss present challenges in the region and provide an overview of strategies and applications to use various techniques and methods to record and document heritage of Syria, also offering possible prospects for the future.

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Seit mehr als einem Jahrzehnt ringt Syrien mit einem verheerenden Bürgerkrieg. Die Bewahrung des kulturellen Erbes als Teil der menschlichen Identität und dessen Schutz im Interesse der Syrer:innen und der internationalen Gemeinschaft trägt dazu bei, die Erinnerungen an Orte und Artefakte, soziale Verbindungen und Frieden basierend auf einem gemeinsamen Erbe aufzubauen. Der vorliegende von Minna Silver herausgegebene Band basiert auf dem CIPA-Workshop, der während der 10. ICAANE im April 2016 in Wien stattfand. Die darin versammelten Beiträge diskutieren die gegenwärtigen Herausforderungen in der Region und geben einen Überblick über Strategien und Anwendungen zur Nutzung verschiedener Techniken und Methoden zur Erfassung und Dokumentation des syrischen Erbes und bieten somit auch mögliche Perspektiven für die Zukunft.

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Archaeology in the Shadow of the Crisis in Syria

    Ammar Abdulrahman

Challenges, Strategies and High-Tech Applications for Saving the Cultural Heritage of Syria, pp. 15-20, 2022/03/24

Proceedings of the Workshop held at the 10th ICAANE in Vienna, April 2016

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Abstract

It is not actually news to mention how important the antiquities of Syria are, and how truly they sharemajor elements of the world’s cultural heritage In Syria we have a sequence of history that continues from prehistoryto modern times without interruption It is also bears witness to major economic and cultural revolutions such as theinvention of agriculture and the first signs of alphabetic writing in cuneiform. After the Arab uprising of 2011, a lot ofarchaeological sites and monuments in the Middle East had been affected. The continuing conflicts also became harmfulfor archaeology as a science All the archaeological missions in Syria, foreign and national, had to be cancelled Alsoa lot of professors lost their positions For various reasons they were not able to attend their lectures, and after a whilethey were fired. On the other hand, the students were also not able to attend seminars and other educational activities,and in some hot areas, especially in those which were no longer under government control, the whole educationalsystem collapsed The harmful destruction that has occurred in the present decade was due to several reasons and themost important is what ISIS/ISIL has done, especially after their troops seized 50% of the landmass of Syria. The localsociety faced a high degree of responsibility, and some of them succeeded in safeguarding a lot of sites and museumsUnfortunately, all this would continue without international interference in order to prevent this cultural massacre

Keywords: archaeology; universities; cultural heritage; Syrian crisis; safeguarding Syria’s culture; museums in Syria