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Allocation of basic research in the field of cultural heritage preservation in a separate scientific direction

Name: Allocation of basic research in the field of cultural heritage preservation in a separate scientific direction
Creator: Buychik, Alexander
Keywords: renovation, revitalization, restoration, preservation, 11. Sustainability, conservation, klironomy, cultural heritage

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2017Publisher:European Scientific e-JournalJournal:European Scientific e-Journal (eissn: 2695-0243,

Authors: Buychik, Alexander;

doi: 10.47451/her2020-12-005

Allocation of basic research in the field of cultural heritage preservation in a separate scientific direction

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Abstract

The author of the article considers topical issues of development of a unified new science of cultural heritage preservation – Klironomy – and the definition of theoretical sciences that should become the basis for the formation of a new scientific field

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renovation, revitalization, restoration, preservation, conservation, klironomy, cultural heritage

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