ICCROM
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Since 2023, the NRICH and ICCROM are promoting exchange and cooperation in various ways to preserve National Heritage, including CollAisa, international conferences, and translation of books in ICCROM's collection.
CollAsia
Conference
Academic Support
Object & History
Conservation and Use of Southeast Asian Collections(CollAsia) brings together and empowers professionals and organizations working with heritage collections in Asia. It aims to effect positive and lasting change through cooperation and awareness, increased knowledge and skills, and improved attitude and behavior toward sustainable collections care. The course covers management and conservation for all types of heritage collections. Its activities are consistently designed to overcome language barriers and promote scientific literacy, critical thinking and problem-solving skills, community engagement, and local expertise and solutions. Since 2012, the Cultural Heritage Administration of the Republic of Korea (CHA) has generously provided ICCROM with the core funding for CollAsia’s ongoing activities in the Asia-Pacific Region. In addition, the NRICH continues to dispatch conservation science experts and is carrying out joint projects starting in 2023.
For more details, refer to ICCROM CollAsia homepage
Program
Courses held under the CollAsia umbrella can span a variety of themes, but all are related to collections-based conservation in the region. Past courses have covered topics such as conservation of specific materials; packing, transporting and storing heritage collections; underwater heritage; and cultural first aid to collections in danger.
2022 CollAsia
2022 CollAsia
Object & History
Since 2023, NRICH has been hosting an international academic conference in collaboration with ICCROM. In 2023, we had the opportunity to expand the Asian Archaeological Conference, which has been held since 2011, to discuss cases in which research and conservation policies conducted in ancient ruins of famous cities around the world have contributed to regional development. This conference served as an opportunity to share archaeological research achievements from various countries and directions for the preservation and exchange of remains. The conference can be viewed on the Cultural Heritage Administration's YouTube channel. NRICH plans to jointly promote international academic conferences in various fields in the future.
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World Archaeology : Ancient Cites and Royal Capitals
- Date: 2023.07.20. - Venue: Seoul, Korea |
Object & History
Starting in 2023, the NRICH is promoting support for academic research through Korean books owned by ICCROM and Korean translation projects. ICCROM's published books focus on the First Aid and Resilience Prog publications(Handbook and toolkit, ICCROM and Prince Claus Fund), the Manual on Evacuation of Heritage Collections in Emergencies with UNESCO (translated into 16 languages), and the Re-ORG series of publications. put it Among these, with a focus on preserving Korea's heritage, we plan to translate and service one to two books per year until 2027.