| Title | Date | Reference | Authors | Call # | ISSN | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Archaeological attractions marketing: some current thoughts on heritage tourism in Mexico | 2022 | Heritage 5 (1): 567-80 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Scouting for food heritage for achieving sustainable development: the methodological approach of the Atlas of the Ark of Taste | 2022 | Heritage 5 (1): 526-44 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| An insight into Gandharan art: materials and techniques of polychrome decoration | 2022 | Heritage 5 (1): 488-508 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Multimodal narratives for the presentation of silk heritage in the museum | 2022 | Heritage 5 (1): 461-87 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Traditional craft training and demonstrations in museums | 2022 | Heritage 5 (1): 431-59 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| The impact of clay minerals on the building technology of vernacular earthen architecture in eastern Austria | 2022 | Heritage 5 (1): 378-401 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Northwest native plants: a digital space for palaeoethnobotanical knowledges and biocultural heritage | 2022 | Heritage 5 (1): 297-310 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Imaging diagnostics coupled with non-invasive and micro-invasive analyses for the restoration of ethnographic artifacts from French Polynesia | 2022 | Heritage 5 (1): 215-32 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Museums and digital culture: from reality to digitality in the age of COVID-19 | 2022 | Heritage 5 (1): 192-214 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Understanding the quadruple flutes of Teotihuacan, Mexico | 2022 | Heritage 5 (1): 157-69 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Challenges in the valorization of the funerary heritage; experiences in the municipal cemetery of Murcia (Spain) | 2022 | Heritage 5 (1): 129-44 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Supporting sign language narrations in the museum | 2022 | Heritage 5 (1): 1-20 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Heritage keepers: the perils of textile conservation | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4716-25 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| A roadmap for the sustainable valorization of accessible underwater cultural heritage sites | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4700-15 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Development of predictive geoarchaeological models to locate and assess the preservation potential of submerged prehistoric sites using remote sensing, palaeoenvironmental analysis, and GIS | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4678-99 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Augmented reality storytelling submerged. Dry diving to a World War II wreck at ancient Phalasarna, Crete | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4647-64 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Supporting online and on-site digital diverse travels | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4558-77 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Retrieving intangiblity, stemming biodiversity loss: the case of sacred places in Venda, northern South Africa | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4524-41 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Mapping the soundscape in communicative forms for cultural heritage: between realism and symbolism | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4495-523 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Transfer of development rights and cultural heritage preservation: a case study at Athens historic triangle, Greece | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4439-59 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Urban morphometrics and the intangible uniqueness of tangible heritage. An evidence-based generative design experiment in historical Kochi (IN) | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4399-420 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Colour analysis: an introduction to the power of studying pigments and dyes in archaeological and historical objects | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4366-71 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Bordering on Asian paintings: dye analysis of textile borders and mount elements to complement research on Asian pictorial art | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4344-65 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Alutiiq fish skin traditions: connecting communities in the COVID-19 era | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4249-63 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Mural art conservation data recording (SCIMA): the Graart Project | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4222-32 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Analysis and identification of sustainable public policy for management of cultural and natural heritage in the Maya region in line with the sustainable development goals | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4172-83 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Realistic virtual humans for cultural heritage applications | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4148-71 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| A smart heritage system to re-generate New Zealand's 19th century timber churches | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4040-55 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Unveiling the complexity of Japanese metallic threads | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4017-39 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Dive in the past: a serious game to promote the underwater cultural heritage of the Mediterranean Sea | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 4001-16 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| The role of Ab-Anbars in the vernacular architecture of Iran with emphasis on the performance of wind-catchers in hot and dry climates | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 3987-4000 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Shipwrecks' underwater mysteries-identifying commonalities out of globally-distributed knowledge | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 3949-69 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| The riverside roads of culture as a tool for the development of Aitoloakarnania | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 3823-47 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Yagan heritage in Tierra del Fuego (Argentina): the politics of balance | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 379-805 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| The Ottomans and the Greek landscape: the perception of landscape in Greece by Ottomans and its impact on the architectural and landscape design | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 3749-69 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| A new approach to studying traditional roof behaviour in a changing climate - a case study from the Mediterranean island of Malta | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 3543-71 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Sustainable and resilient management of underwater cultural heritage (UCH) in remote Mediterranean islands: a methodological framework | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 3469-96 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| The innovative and state of the art public access management of Malta's underwater cultural heritage | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 3365-81 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| 'Yours truly': the creation and consumption of commercial tourist portraits | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 325-87 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Time-slip journey to Jomon Period: a case study of heritage tourism in Aomori prefecture, Japan | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 3238-56 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Assessing the performance of current strategic policy directions toward unfolding the potential of the culture-tourism nexus in the Greek territory | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 3157-85 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Kalymnos Island, SE Aegean Sea: from fishing sponges and rock climbing to geotourism perspective | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 3126-46 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Identifying the industrial cultural heritage of Athens, Greece, through digital applications | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 3113-25 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Archaeological sites as peripheral destinations. Exploring big data on fieldtrips for an upcoming response to the tourism crisis after the pandemic | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 3098-112 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Understanding the impacts of the October 2017 Portugal wildfires on cultural heritage | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 2050-98 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Technical study of the paint layers from Buddhist sculptures unhearthed from the Longxing temple site in Qingzhou, China | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 2599-622 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Master frame and flat floor-timber: an 'architectural signature' of the Mediterranean shipyards? | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 2623-42 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Ancient ceramic casting molds from the southern Russian Far East: identification of alloy traces via application of nondestructive SEM-EDS and pXRF methods | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 2643-67 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| Underwater cultural heritage as an engine for social, economic, and cultural development. State of research at the University of Cadiz (Andalusia, Spain) | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 2676-90 | 2571-9408 | ||||
| From discovery to public consumption: the process of mapping and evaluating underwater cultural heritage in Malta | 2021 | Heritage 4 (4): 2732-45 | 2571-9408 |