Wednesday 25th – Friday 27th June 2025
Using the World Heritage Site of Maritime Greenwich as a point of departure, the conference seeks to explore the critical questions for the heritage sector today from various disciplinary perspectives. Whether they come from the fields of art and architectural history, cultural studies, digital heritage, social history or landscape and urban planning. Seeking to position the site, its difficulties and successes in a global context, the conference also welcomes international case studies that explore the varied and complex components of heritage, conservation and preservation, as both a tangible and intangible phenomenon in different cultures, climates and socio-political contexts.
Abstracts are requested by 10 April 2025.
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Any queries about the conference or its content should be directed to Simon Withers at [email protected] and/or Professor Stephen Kennedy [email protected] from the Captivate Heritage Laboratory, University of Greenwich.
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