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  1. Study on export paintings has gradually shifted from artistic form to cultural connotation, with an emphasis on cross-cultural communication. Although the economic and social dimensions of their artistic value...

    Authors: Jinghui Ao, Ziying Ye, Weicong Li and Shanshan Ji
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:77
  2. The study aims at investigating the use of reflectance Hyperspectral Imaging (HSI) in the Visible (Vis) and Near Infrared (NIR) range in combination with Deep Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) to address the...

    Authors: Costanza Cucci, Tommaso Guidi, Marcello Picollo, Lorenzo Stefani, Lorenzo Python, Fabrizio Argenti and Andrea Barucci
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:75
  3. Ancient Chinese architecture drawing is a unique form of ancient Chinese art. Porcine blood hydrogels are distinctive ingredients used to prepare the composite material of the substrate layer for architecture ...

    Authors: Cong Cheng, Yeting Zhu, Jingyi Zhang, Wei Li, Gele Teri, Lizhen Zheng and Daodao Hu
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:74
  4. A group of copper-based objects excavated at Deh Dumen cemetery, in south-western Iran, was  studied and analysed to examine the long-term corrosion morphology and mechanism in the soil burial environment. For...

    Authors: Omid Oudbashi, Reza Naseri and Parnia Asadi Hasanvand
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:73
  5. In computer artificial intelligence, there is great potential in research on the protection of Suzhou's traditional gardens, a world cultural heritage site. As a special material in Suzhou's traditional garden...

    Authors: Lina Yan, Yile Chen, Liang Zheng and Yi Zhang
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:72
  6. Human–computer interaction, Artificial Intelligence, and the multilingualism of digital culture open up unexpected scenarios in the contemporary design of cultural spaces with the creation of artifacts in whic...

    Authors: Sonia Capece, Camelia Chivăran, Giovanna Giugliano, Elena Laudante, Maria Laura Nappi and Mario Buono
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:71
  7. At the Treblinka extermination and forced labor camp only a few SS soldiers and around a hundred watchmen kept guard over thousands of prisoners. Despite their lower rank in the Nazi hierarchy than SS soldiers...

    Authors: Joanna Drath, Joanna Jarzęcka-Stąporek, Julia Zacharczuk, Dagmara Lisman, Sandra Cytacka, Maria Szargut, Ozgur Bulut, Kate Spradley, Marek E. Jasinski, Mirosław Parafiniuk and Andrzej Ossowski
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:69
  8. A refutation of the claims by Scott Stripling et al. regarding the epigraphic analysis and paleographic contents of the folded lead object discovered on Mt. Ebal in 2019 during the wet-sifting of dump piles fr...

    Authors: Mark S. Haughwout
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:70

    The original article was published in Heritage Science 2023 11:105

  9. Western cities have been confronted with the challenges of 'urban shrinkage' as changes in economic and production models have caused population migrations. China, in its recent history, has experienced rapid ...

    Authors: Yuzhao Zhang, Shanshan Chen and Mark A. Hoistad
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:67
  10. Chinese classical gardens, an essential part of World Cultural Heritage, are well exemplified by Xishu Garden as a notable branch of this tradition. This research focuses on the San Su Shrine—a quintessential ...

    Authors: Li Guo, Wenjing Ma, Xueqian Gong, Deshun Zhang, Zhigao Zhai and Mengjia Li
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:66
  11. This study focuses on the application of deep learning for transforming semantic point clouds into semantic Building Information Models (BIM) to create a Heritage Digital Twin, centering on Taoping Village, a ...

    Authors: Xiang Pan, Qing Lin, Siyi Ye, Li Li, Li Guo and Brendan Harmon
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:65
  12. The Wujiafentou site is located at the heart of the Youziling (5900–5500 cal BP) and Shijiahe (4500–4200 cal BP) cultures in the Handong region, a core area to understand the relationship among economic networ...

    Authors: Zichen Xie, Ying Hu, Siwei Shan, Qin-Qin Lü, Feiyong Yuan and Tao Li
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:64
  13. In recent times, there has been a proactive effort by various institutions and organizations to preserve historic manuscripts as repositories of traditional knowledge and cultural heritage. Leveraging digital ...

    Authors: J. Jayanthi and P. Uma Maheswari
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:63
  14. The “Eight Scenic Views Paintings” represent crucial visual materials for investigating the history of cultural landscapes. However, traditional methods of interpreting materials struggle to discern the inhere...

    Authors: Wenzheng Zhang, Yiwei Wang, Lin Fu and Yike Hu
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:62
  15. Plain pottery excavated from the Tang Dynasty tomb of Liu Jing was taken as the research object. The color, chemical composition, microstructure, and phase were tested to investigate the influencing factors of...

    Authors: Biao Zhang, Hang Wang, Xuanliang He, Jianfeng Zhu, Hongjie Luo, Daiyun Liu, Fen Wang, Xichen Zhao, Guiqiang Fei and Pei Shi
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:61
  16. In India, kolam, commonly referred to as rangoli, is a traditional style of art. It involves using rice flour, chalk, or coloured powders to create elaborate patterns and motifs on the ground. Kolam is a commo...

    Authors: A. Sasithradevi, Sabarinathan, S. Shoba, S. Mohamed Mansoor Roomi and P. Prakash
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:60
  17. The impacts of climate change on heritage collections in Mediterranean museums are serious and lead to accelerated material degradation, loss of value, increasing conservation costs and climatisation. Climate ...

    Authors: Abdelrazek Elnaggar, Mahmoud Said, Ida Kraševec, Aly Said, Josep Grau-Bove and Hosam Moubarak
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:59
  18. To address the fuzzy segmentation boundaries, missing details, small target losses and low efficiency of traditional segmentation methods in ancient mural image segmentation scenarios, this paper proposes a mu...

    Authors: Jianfang Cao, Zhen Cao, Zhiqiang Chen, Fang Wang, Xianhui Wang and Zhuolin Yang
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:58
  19. The significant imbalances between human settlements and their surrounding environments, stemming from sector-specific policies and urban regional planning tools, constitute a primary factor in the resilience ...

    Authors: Francisco M. Hidalgo-Sánchez, Rebeca Merino-del-Río, Emilio J. Mascort-Albea, Ignacio Ruiz-Moreno, Mercedes Linares-GómezDelPulgar and Antonio Tejedor-Cabrera
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:56

    The Correction to this article has been published in Heritage Science 2024 12:113

  20. Understanding the crop management practices of millet agriculture is pivotal for comprehending the development of Chinese civilization. Recent studies have indicated that organic manuring plays a crucial role ...

    Authors: Huiyong Ouyang, Xue Shang, Yaowu Hu, Zhizhen Feng, Junchi Liu and Xiaoqiang Li
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:55
  21. In the context of bio-deterioration of cultural heritage, the Lavandula angustifolia Mill. plant proves to be of interest for a green approach to the preservation of art manufacts on organic media. Supercritical ...

    Authors: B. Paolino, M. C. Sorrentino, J. Troisi, M. Delli Carri, P. Kiselev, R. Raimondo, E. Lahoz and S. Pacifico
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:53
  22. In this study, the in-situ non-invasive analysis of the conservation materials on the mural paintings in the Dahuting Han Dynasty Tomb was performed. The analytical process of non-invasive measurement for mura...

    Authors: Zhuo Wang, Yaopeng Yin, Zhongwei Shan, Qiang Cui, Wenyuan Zhang, Bolong Chai, Dandan Li, Zongren Yu and Bomin Su
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:51
  23. The monitoring of indoor air pollutants is an important part of the management of heritage collections. In this work, acetic acid, formic acid, formaldehyde, acetaldehyde and NO2 were measured with passive sample...

    Authors: Ida Kraševec, Jernej Markelj, Abdelrazek Elnaggar and Irena Kralj Cigić
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:50
  24. The study presents the first use of predominance area diagrams (PADs) to determine oxidation–reduction conditions during reconstructing historical copper smelting processes. The smelting temperature and oxygen...

    Authors: Krzysztof Kupczak, Rafał Warchulski, Aleksandra Gawęda, Marta Ślęzak and Piotr Migas
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:49
  25. One of the foremost challenges facing analysis of historical textiles is that the gold standard technique—high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC)—is inherently destructive. This is especially problematic...

    Authors: Caelin P. Celani, Ilaria Degano, Carolyn Chen, Olivia Jaeger, Amelia M. Speed, Karl S. Booksh and Jocelyn Alcantara-Garcia
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:48
  26. This study is the first systematic survey of a large corpus of zinc white (ZnO) artists’ materials. Zinc white is a white pigment developed within the wave of 19th-century technological developments in the pai...

    Authors: Nicoletta Palladino, Mathilde Occelli, Gilles Wallez, Yvan Coquinot, Quentin Lemasson, Laurent Pichon, Slavica Stankic, Victor Etgens and Johanna Salvant
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:47
  27. Over the past decade, a substantial body of research exploring soundscapes in religious historical buildings has emerged, yet a comprehensive summary of this work is lacking. This paper selects 74 typical stud...

    Authors: Dongxu Zhang, Yue Shan, Xinyi Chen and Zixia Wang
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:45
  28. In the field of world heritage conservation, there has been broad consensus on carrying out heritage conservation research on the basis of spatial integration and interregional and international cooperation. H...

    Authors: Ying Sun, Yushun Wang, Lulu Liu, Zhiwei Wei, Jialiang Li and Xi Cheng
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:44
  29. Jade and greenstone objects have been held in high regard by many cultures stemming from their limited geological availability and their unique optical and mechanical properties. Jade and greenstone objects sy...

    Authors: Willow Knight, Faith Gantz, Matthew Carl, Marcus L. Young, Brigitte Kovacevich, Dawn Crawford, Elena Torok and Fran Baas
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:42
  30. The unprecedented success of image reconstruction approaches based on deep neural networks has revolutionised both the processing and the analysis paradigms in several applied disciplines. In the field of digi...

    Authors: Fabio Merizzi, Perrine Saillard, Oceane Acquier, Elena Morotti, Elena Loli Piccolomini, Luca Calatroni and Rosa Maria Dessì
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:41
  31. This study identifies the lead ores used to produce lead artifacts used by the Romans between the first and eighth centuries AD during the construction of the fort and then the town of Novae (N. Bulgaria). For...

    Authors: Janusz Recław, Paula Sierpień, Jakub Karasiński, George Kamenov, Wayne Powell, Beata Marciniak-Maliszewska and Maciej Kałaska
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:40
  32. The Altay Prefecture in Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, China, boasts an abundance source of rock art, with the Dunde Bulaq rock art complex holding paramount significance in the study of local culture. Thi...

    Authors: Fu Yihao, Chai Yue, Wang Jun, Liu Cheng, Zhang Xiaoyu, Li Lu, Zhuoya Baheti and Peng Jinye
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:38
  33. The landscape of traditional villages reflects specific geographical and cultural environments, with distinct regional cultural and living space characteristics. An exploration of the deep genetic core of trad...

    Authors: Keran Cao, Yuan Liu, Yuhan Cao, Jingwen Wang and Yonggang Tian
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:37
  34. The visual composition and human perception are found to relate to the reuse and tourism of heritage railways. Previous studies have used either environmental audits and on-site interviews that have limitation...

    Authors: Yingxue Wang, Shuoyi Wang, Yue Pan, Chunhua Li, Chunxu Chen and Jin Wang
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:36
  35. In the architectural heritage field, a complete and in-depth knowledge of the assets is indispensable for any restoration and conservation strategy. In this context, the Historical Building Information Modelli...

    Authors: Francesca Giuliani, Francesca Gaglio, Massimiliano Martino and Anna De Falco
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:35
  36. The cleaning of aged silk fibers poses a common challenge in the conservation of textiles, since traditional cleaning techniques often yield unsatisfactory results or even harm objects. In this regard, cleanin...

    Authors: Nora Brockmann, Anne Sicken and Jörg Krüger
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:34
  37. Microorganisms possess the capability to impact virtually any form of cultural heritage, leading to contamination, degradation, and even combined degradation, where diverse microorganism communities facilitate...

    Authors: Jing Cao, Xin Liu, Juanli Wang, Hua Chen, Dan Liu, Jin Li and Bingjie Mai
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:33
  38. This study aims to promote the protection and inheritance of cultural heritage in private gardens in the Jiangnan area of China. By establishing a precise visual labeling system and accelerating the constructi...

    Authors: Chan Gao, Qingzhu Zhang, Zheyu Tan, Genfeng Zhao, Sen Gao, Eunyoung Kim and Tao Shen
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:31
  39. Font classification of oracle bone inscriptions serves as a crucial basis for determining the historical period to which they belong and holds significant importance in reconstructing significant historical ev...

    Authors: Jiang Yuan, Shanxiong Chen, Bofeng Mo, Yuqi Ma, Wenjun Zheng and Chongsheng Zhang
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:30
  40. Variations in temperature and moisture content in the earthen plasters of the Maijishan Grottoes can readily lead to mural deterioration. This study investigates the influence of two different clay/sand ratios...

    Authors: Shanshan Yao, Zengfeng Yan, Bokai Xu, Wenbei Bi, Junjie Zhang, Hao Li, Junhui Qu and Songhao Zhang
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:28
  41. Wooden Panel Paintings (WPPs) stand as invaluable cultural artefacts from the past. These works present an intriguing challenge in understanding their complex mechanical behaviour and ensuring their long-term ...

    Authors: Riparbelli Lorenzo, Mazzanti Paola, Helfer Thomas, Manfriani Chiara, Uzielli Luca, Castelli Ciro, Santacesaria Andrea, Ricciardi Luciano, Rossi Sandra, Gril Joseph and Fioravanti Marco
    Citation: Heritage Science 2024 12:27

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