Tangible Klironomy
The system of sciences devoted to the
preservation of tangible cultural heritage
Explore the principal scientific branches that study and preserve the material forms of cultural heritage.
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A general introduction to Tangible Klironomy as a scientific direction that studies the preservation, restoration, analysis, and transmission of material cultural heritage.
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Landscape Klironomy
The science of preserving landscapes and culturally significant natural environments.
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Urban Klironomy
The science of preserving the urban environment and historically valuable city spaces.
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Architectural Klironomy
The science of preserving architecture, buildings, and architectural heritage.
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Sculptural Klironomy
The science of preserving sculptures, monuments, and plastic art objects.
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Pictorial Klironomy
The science of preserving paintings and pictorial works of cultural value.
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Artistic Klironomy
The science of preserving objects of decorative and applied art.
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Archaeological Klironomy
The science of preserving archaeological objects, artefacts, and sites.
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Museum Klironomy
The science of preserving objects and items within museum collections.
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Inauthentic Klironomy
The science of preserving inauthentic cultural heritage and reconstructed heritage forms.
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