![Academia / Industrial archaeology / Cultural heritage / Art history / Conservation-restoration / TICCIH / International Committee for the History of Technology / International Council on Monuments and Sites / Heritage interpretation / Museology / Humanities / Cultural studies Academia / Industrial archaeology / Cultural heritage / Art history / Conservation-restoration / TICCIH / International Committee for the History of Technology / International Council on Monuments and Sites / Heritage interpretation / Museology / Humanities / Cultural studies](https://www.pdfsearch.io/img/88522a1963b135c4b0f563bf7765b70b.jpg) Date: 2013-06-26 17:08:11Academia Industrial archaeology Cultural heritage Art history Conservation-restoration TICCIH International Committee for the History of Technology International Council on Monuments and Sites Heritage interpretation Museology Humanities Cultural studies | | www.mnactec.com/ticcih • When industrial archaeology emerged in the middle years of the twentieth century there were, broadly speaking, two worlds, the developed - or industrial and the developing- or non -industrial.Add to Reading ListSource URL: ticcih.orgDownload Document from Source Website File Size: 1,26 MBShare Document on Facebook
|