Información General

• Autores: David J. Breeze (coord.), Sonja Jilek (coord.)
• Editores: Historic Scotland
• Año de publicación: 2008
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9781904966890
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Listado de artículos

• • Preface

    David J. Breeze

    págs. 5-6

    

  • The Culture 2000 project ‘Frontiers of the Roman Empire’

    David J. Breeze, Sonja Jilek

    págs. 7-14

    

  • The ‘Frontiers of the Roman Empire web-portal‘

    Gergely Borgulya, Ádam Szentgáli, Kurt Schaller, Sonja Jilek

    págs. 15-18

    

  • The ‘Frontiers of the Roman Empire World Heritage Site’

    • The ‘Frontiers of the Roman Empire World Heritage Site’

      David J. Breeze, Sonja Jilek

      págs. 25-28

      

    • The definition of the ‘Frontiers of the Roman Empire World Heritage Site’ – Summary Nomination Statement

      David J. Breeze, Christopher Young

      págs. 29-36

      

    • The authenticity discourse of heritage

      Jaap Lengkeek

      págs. 37-52

      

    • The concept of the multi-national World Heritage Site – a chance for interdisciplinary and international co-operation

      Sonja Jilek

      págs. 53-56

      

  • Research and Documentation

    • Research on Roman frontiers

      David J. Breeze

      págs. 57-60

      

    • The Roman army in its landscape setting

      David J. Breeze

      págs. 61-64

      

    • The definition of river frontiers

      Sonja Jilek

      págs. 65-70

      

    • Documenting the frontiers of the Roman empire – work on the Limes in Bavaria

      C. Sebastian Sommer

      págs. 71-74

      

    • Documenting the frontiers of the Roman empire – work on the Danube Limes in Austria, Slovakia,Hungary and Bulgaria

      P. Dyczek, Sonja Jilek, Katarina Harmaydová, Eva Kuttner, Jarka Schmidtova, Janusz Reclaw, Jan Rajtár, Andreas Schwarcz, Zsolt Visy, Maté Szabó, Martin Lemke

      págs. 75-78

      

    • Geophysical survey on the Antonine Wall

      Claire Stephens, Richard Jones, John Gater

      págs. 79-94

      

    • Presenting archaeological sites of cultural heritage on websides – guidelines for site-oriented databases

      Eva Kuttner

      págs. 95-98

      

    • Guidelines for the mapping of archaeological monuments along the frontiers of the Roman Empire in preparation for their nomination as a world heritage site

      Rebecca Jones, Andreas Thiel

      págs. 99-106

      

    • Documenting the Roman army in Spain

      Ángel Morillo Cerdán

      págs. 107-108

      

  • Monument protection

    • The protection of Roman frontiers

      David J. Breeze

      págs. 109-112

      

    • The Antonine Wall: The definition of buffer zones

      Beatrice Dower

      págs. 113-118

      

    • The cadastre project in Straubing (Bavaria)

      C. Sebastian Sommer

      págs. 119-122

      

    • Saving the rest – Roman Nijmegen beneath the pavement

      Harry van Enckevort

      págs. 123-128

      

  • Conservation and Presentation

    • Conservation, management and display of sites

      C. Sebastian Sommer, P. Dyczek (col.), Jarka Schmidtova (col.), Jan Rajtár (col.), Zsolt Visy (col.)

      págs. 129-140

      

    • Presenting Roman military sites to the public

      David J. Breeze

      págs. 141-148

      

    • The challenge of an appropriate presentation of archaeological monuments along the uppergerman-raetian limes

      Andreas Thiel

      págs. 149-152

      

    • Nature and function of reconstructions on the Upper German-Raetian Limes using the exampleof wooden watch-towers

      Thomas Becker

      págs. 153-162

      

    • From Scotland to the Black Sea – the making of the DVD ‘Frontiers of the Roman Empire’

      Eric Dobat, Sandra Walkshofer

      págs. 163-166

      

    • Quot capita, tot sensus: Participative landscape and heritage conservation along the UpperGerman Raetian Limes

      Franz Höchtl, Patrick Pauli, Martin Ebrahimzadeh

      págs. 167-174

      

    • The World Heritage Site ‘Frontiers of the Roman Empire’ in museums: Revealing the invisible

      Christof Flügel

      págs. 175-178

      

    • Museums on the frontier: An experiment in twinning the Senhouse Roman Museum on Hadrian’s Wall and the Museum Ruffenhoffen in Bavaria

      Christof Flügel, Ian Francis

      págs. 179-180

      

    • Open frontiers: Accessing the Antonine Wall through multimedia technologies

      Jim Devine

      págs. 181-186

      

  • Management

    • A cultural landscape maintaining system (Kulturlandschaftspflegewerk©) for the historic landscapezone of the frontiers of the Roman empire. An trans-disciplinary governmental protection-,preservation- and development system by the historic landscape approach

      Hans Peter Jeschke

      págs. 187-196

      

    • A museum development plan for the World Heritage Site of the Upper German-Raetian Limes

      Christof Flügel

      págs. 197-200

      

    • The role of the Bratislava Group

      Sonja Jilek

      págs. 201-203