UN Decade for Ocean Science's Heritage Network: Historical Archaeology's Contribution
Part of: Society for Historical Archaeology 2024
This collection contains the abstracts of the papers presented in the session entitled "UN Decade for Ocean Science's Heritage Network: Historical Archaeology's Contribution," at the 2024 annual meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology.
This symposium focuses on risks to heritage from a variety of factors and discusses possible tools for mitigation. The UN Decade for Ocean Science is discussed as a vehicle for adding maritime archaeology and UCH to the global discussions of ocean science. Crucial case studies will bring this issue to light as well as Blue Growth, a development factor affecting cultural heritage. Additionally, SHA created the Heritage at Risk Committee (HARC) to promote research on endangered sites, build best practices for public engagement, and develop resources. This session celebrates ongoing work by committee members who shine a light on climate change and other impacts, highlight partnerships between multidisciplinary professionals and the public, and collaborate with other committees. Papers will describe historic sites and impacts, but also offer recommendations to protect cultural resources showing how through aligning multidisciplinary ocean heritage mitigation strategies, we can engage and integrate the protection of UCH.
Other Keywords
heritage at risk •
Ocean Decade •
Management •
Adaptation •
Climate Change •
Cultural Heritage •
Coastal Archaeology •
Sea Level Rise •
Interdisciplinary •
sustainable development
Geographic Keywords
Southeastern United States •
global •
West Africa •
Varied •
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- Documents (7)
- The Cultural Heritage Framework Programme: Linking Heritage to Marine Sciences to achieve the Ocean Decade's Societal Challenges (2024)
- Exploring Climate Change Adaptations for Coastal and Underwater Archaeology with the ADAPT Tool (2024)
- Increasing Ocean Literacy and Citizen Science Opportunities for Submerged Cultural Resources in Florida: An Update (2024)
- Marine Cultural Heritage and Global Challenges. Challenge-led research toward the sustainability of our Oceans (2024)
- "Mississippi Street Was Eaten by the Sea": Urgent Threats to Coastal Heritage in Liberia (2024)
- Multi-use and Multi-vocal Challenges of Preserving UCH in Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary (2024)
- Threats to Our Ocean Heritage: Incorporating the UN Decade for Ocean Science into Underwater Cultural Heritage Management and Protection (2024)