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  1. This paper focuses on the diagnosis of damage processes of decorative Roman renders of a group of tombs in the Porta Nocera necropolis in the ancient city of Pompeii, Italy. Unprotected from various climatic e...

    Authors: Ralf Kilian, Léo Borgatta and Eberhard Wendler
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:72

    The Correction to this article has been published in Heritage Science 2023 11:104

  2. As a model of the combination of nostalgia and creative products, ethnic cultural heritage carry the function of shaping and spreading geo-culture. Its unique geo-cultural context, as a link, shows the histori...

    Authors: Xin Feng, Lei Yu and Guoqiang Chen
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:71
  3. The Wupu cemetery, located in the Yizhou District, Hami City, Xinjiang Province, and in the eastern part of the southern foothills of the Tianshan Mountains, is remains from the late Bronze Age. In this study,...

    Authors: Rui Wen, Xueqing Hu, Shiyuan Cao and Yongqiang Wang
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:69
  4. Ancient human settlements accumulate essential historical, archaeological, and geological information. An example is the St. Angel Cave, which preserves a Romanesque church and a complex of lustral tubs in the...

    Authors: Francesca Falcone, Eugenio Di Valerio, Vasco La Salvia, Gianluigi Rosatelli, Maria Grazia Perna, Simone Bello, Rachel Elaine Francis and Francesco Stoppa
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:68
  5. As a province inhabited by ethnic minorities in southwest China, Guizhou is rich in tourism and ICH (intangible cultural heritage) resources. The spatial distribution of ICH and the utilization of tourism and ...

    Authors: Baoling Dong, Kai Bai, Xiaolong Sun, Mengtao Wang and Yang Liu
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:64
  6. Before the conservation and restoration of many types of cultural heritage, it is necessary to perform careful examination. This study aimed to determine the original building state and deterioration by applyi...

    Authors: Gamze Fahriye Pehlivan
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:62
  7. The conservation of cultural heritage in Ecuador is an increasingly complex task, evident for several centuries in the Ingapirca Archaeological Complex and particularly in the Elliptical Wall of the Temple of ...

    Authors: María del Cisne Aguirre Ullauri, Jefferson Torres-Quezada and Michelle López Suscal
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:60
  8. Metastable ε-Fe2O3 was discovered on a ceramic ware of Deqing kiln of the Tang Dynasty, which coexists with α-Fe2O3 in the brown area between adjacent black glaze areas, and it is the earliest known artificially ...

    Authors: Gen Li, Zhifang Wang, Jianzhong Zhou, Baoqiang Kang, Yinzhong Ding, Ming Guan, Xiangjun Wei and Yong Lei
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:58
  9. The trade-off and synergy between heritage conservation and tourism has become the focus of natural world heritage research. To gain a better understanding of the global researches on natural World Heritage co...

    Authors: Zhenzhen Zhang, Kangning Xiong and Denghong Huang
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:55
  10. The construction of the St. Adalbert Church in Gdansk dates to 1310. It is a church of rich history and great historical value, and its care is challenging. In this study, the combination of unmanned aerial ve...

    Authors: Pawel Tysiac, Anna Sieńska, Marta Tarnowska, Piotr Kedziorski and Marcin Jagoda
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:53
  11. Research on digital cultural heritage is concerned with the implementation of projection mapping (PJM) technologies, projection viewing, and interactive programs at cultural heritage sites. As PJM technology h...

    Authors: Hengyi Li and Hiromu Ito
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:52
  12. Records from a popular series at The National Archives were found to bear warning labels that they have been bound using a ‘poisonous insecticidal solution’. Research into historic sources suggested that the a...

    Authors: Lora V. Angelova, Sadat Nawaz, Barbara Kafadaroğlu, Boaz Paz, Francisco Moreta, Helen Woollaston, Marc Vermeulen and Juergen Vervoorst
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:51
  13. In this paper, the organic pigments indigo and isatin were detected by high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) in The Mural of Four Buddhas which is in Cave 3 from the ancient Chinese Tiantishan grottoes...

    Authors: Jiaxian Li, Zongren Yu, Biwen Shui, Yinshui Yu, Yuan Tian, Xin Li, Runquan Wang, Wanping Chen, Yuerong Zhang, Kai Song, Gaofeng Shi and Guoying Wang
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:50
  14. The gelatine emulsions used in historical photographs can shrink and become brittle under alternating dry–wet environmental conditions, which would result in curling and fracture of the gelatin paper photograp...

    Authors: Jiaojiao Liu, Junchang Yang, Yuhu Li, Daodao Hu and Ran Chen
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:49
  15. The quality and quantity of thermo-hygrometric data are essential to carry out an appropriate assessment of the microclimate from a preventive conservation standpoint in those spaces where the artefacts to be ...

    Authors: Ignacio Díaz-Arellano, Manuel Zarzo, Cristina Aransay, Sara González de Aspuru Hidalgo, Jaime Laborda and Angel Perles
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:48
  16. Tapestries and especially pile carpets can be challenging objects for assessing their photosensitivity by microfading: they are often made of relatively thick yarns resulting in a non-flat airy surface. For th...

    Authors: Giulia Vannucci, Salwa Joram, Anna Beselin and Stefan Röhrs
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:47
  17. In the field of cultural heritage protection, it is significant to establish a reliable ID (identifier) for valuable cultural and artistic items. At present, the identification of ancient cultural relics is ma...

    Authors: Xiaoxue Jin, Xiufeng Wang, Xinqiang Cao and Chaohua Xue
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:46
  18. Historical gardens are a significant part of the cultural heritage. Exploration of such gardens is an important element of education. A particular challenge is to increase the accessibility of these facilities...

    Authors: A. Zwirowicz-Rutkowska, A. Mościcka, A. Araszkiewicz, J. Wabiński and D. Kiliszek
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:45
  19. Archaeological textiles are suitable material for radiocarbon dating as they are mainly made of organic matter, such as plant and/or animal fibres. Radiocarbon dating provides objective age estimates of archae...

    Authors: Christina Margariti, Gabriela Sava, Tiberiu Sava, Mathieu Boudin and Marie-Louise Nosch
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:44
  20. A knob bow fibula (Bügelknopffibel) of the Leutkirch type, which typologically belongs to the second half of the 4th and early 5th century CE, was excavated in 2018 in the Roman city of Augusta Raurica, present-d...

    Authors: Sayani Biswas, Isabel Megatli-Niebel, Lilian Raselli, Ronald Simke, Thomas Elias Cocolios, Nilesh Deokar, Matthias Elender, Lars Gerchow, Herbert Hess, Rustem Khasanov, Andreas Knecht, Hubertus Luetkens, Kazuhiko Ninomiya, Angela Papa, Thomas Prokscha, Peter Reiter…
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:43
  21. Ancient Chinese books are of great significance to historical research and cultural inheritance. Unfortunately, many of these books have been damaged and corroded in the process of long-term transmission. The ...

    Authors: Zheng Wenjun, Su Benpeng, Feng Ruiqi, Peng Xihua and Chen Shanxiong
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:42
  22. The exhibition Cézanne Drawing at The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) brought together an exceptional group of works on paper from public and private collections across the globe. Recognizing the inherent light sensi...

    Authors: Abed Haddad, Laura Neufeld and Ana Martins
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:39
  23. The main goal of the present work is to determine the hand that has written two newly discovered documents in Romania. For giving the proper answer, the authors introduced the notion of “Ideal Representative”,...

    Authors: Athanasios Rafail Mamatsis, Eirini Mamatsi, Constantinos Chalatsis, Dimitris Arabadjis, Pandora Kampouri and Constantin Papaodysseus
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:38
  24. The Ajuda Songbook is an exceptional illuminated manuscript being the only surviving codex of Galician-Portuguese secular poetry; it was produced in the end of the thirteenth century, beginning of the fourteen...

    Authors: Márcia Vieira, Paula Nabais, Rafael Javier Díaz Hidalgo, Maria J. Melo and Federica Pozzi
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:37
  25. We characterised the microstructure of sandstone from the Msene locality (Czech Republic) by combining X-ray computed micro-tomography, back-scattered electron imaging, chemical composition analysis and textur...

    Authors: Pavel Capek, Martin Vesely, Milos Svoboda, Monika Remzova, Radek Zouzelka, Milan Kocirik, Libor Brabec and Jiri Rathousky
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:36
  26. Architectural heritage is a testament to human and natural development, and the process of human social development can be glimpsed through the study and exploration of heritage. However, in the long history o...

    Authors: Ziyi Zhang, Yiquan Zou and Wei Xiao
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:35
  27. Recently found historical jewellery (Czech Republic) was subjected to detailed analyses to determine the gem inlays and the gold framework in which they are embedded. Such find fits into European jewellery arc...

    Authors: Radek Hanus, Kamil Sobek, Kamil Souček, Lubomír Staš, Lucie Georgiou and Alena Selucká
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:33
  28. This paper outlines the use of bidirectional reflectance measurements for the characterisation and evaluation of appearance changes in gilded surfaces caused by varnishing and cleaning. Oil and water gilding m...

    Authors: Yoko Arteaga, Diane Marchioni, Stéphanie Courtier, Clotilde Boust and Jon Y. Hardeberg
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:31
  29. Recently, research on outstanding universal value (OUV) protection and tourism development at World Natural Heritage sites (WNHSs) has attracted scholarly attention. The aesthetic value of natural landscapes i...

    Authors: Shirong Zhang, Kangning Xiong, Guangyu Fei, Haipeng Zhang and Yongbi Chen
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:30
  30. This paper uses a combination of EDXRF and LA-ICP-MS to analyse the chemical components including major elements and REE composition of the accompanying celadon from four different periods of tomb at the Yutu ...

    Authors: Feng Yuan, Zihan Li, Sheng Hu, YuLu Wang, Hongmei Chen, Lala Jia, Long Liu, Jian Gao, Yongbin Yu, Jinwei Li, Qiang Wu and Qijiang Li
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:27
  31. In this paper, we propose a method for creating a ceramic Venus figurine replica from a mold in the Museum of Ceramic Techniques collection in Koło, Poland stored at the museum for many years. Moreover, none o...

    Authors: Sunita Saha, Anna Tomkowska, Jacek Martusewicz and Robert Sitnik
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:26
  32. Wooden panel paintings are among the most important historical and artistic artworks from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance period. Currently, they represent a challenge for conservators and scientists who f...

    Authors: Lorenzo Riparbelli, Paola Mazzanti, Chiara Manfriani, Luca Uzielli, Ciro Castelli, Giovanni Gualdani, Luciano Ricciardi, Andrea Santacesaria, Sandra Rossi and Marco Fioravanti
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:25
  33. In this work, pigments of majolicas made between the sixteenth century and eighteenth century from Gerace have been characterized by micro-Raman spectroscopy. Majolica, known also as pottery, was originally us...

    Authors: Irene Barba Castagnaro, Antonello Nucera, Riccardo Cristoforo Barberi and Marco Castriota
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:24
  34. The Post-2015 UN Development Agenda includes culture and links the preservation of cultural heritage (CH) to sustainable development. In principle, sustainable redevelopment of CH should preserve historical qu...

    Authors: Pelagia Gawronek and Tomasz Noszczyk
    Citation: Heritage Science 2023 11:23

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