Geographical Klironomy

Geographical Klironomy is an independent science that determines the direction of Theoretical Klironomy in the Klironomical Sciences system.

1. Cultural geography is a branch of socio-economic geography that studies spatial cultural differences and the territorial distribution of cultures.
2. Regional geography is a geographical discipline that deals with the complex study of countries, systematising and generalising heterogeneous data about their nature, population, economy, culture and social organisation.
3. History is the humanitarian science, which is engaged in studying the person (his activity, condition, worldview, social communications, etc) in the past; in other words, the science studying various sources about the past to establish the sequence of events, the objectivity of the described facts and to draw conclusions about the reasons of events.

The main task of geography is to identify spatial changes over time. With respect to objects, items, and elements of culture, an understanding of their territorial development over some periods of time and epochs is applicable. The development of civilisations, their change, appearance, and disappearance are directly identified through the detection of preserved objects, items, and elements of cultural heritage, which are also markers of the alternation of art styles.

Therefore, Geographic Klronomy plays one of the most significant roles in shaping the theoretical approach to the development of Klronomical sciences. These sciences concern the preservation of objects and items of material cultural heritage, such as elements of intangible cultural heritage, and recreating a single picture of the existence of society and entire peoples both at some point in history and in their temporal context.

Territories of historical and cultural value, including methods of determining such territories.

The set of laws for the territorial distribution of cultural heritage.

The formation of correct views of society representatives on the territorial development of the culture of some past and present peoples.

1. To analyse territorial changes in the distribution of cultural heritage.
2. To perform the geography of activities on preserving cultural heritage.
3. To develop klironomic methods for geographical research on preserving cultural heritage by society.
4. To form a scientific base and conduct scientific and educational activities to preserve cultural heritage that affects the spiritual development of society.

1. The preservation of all types and types of tangible and intangible cultural heritage of the society.
2. The preservation of all types and types of methods and practices for the preservation of the material and intangible cultural heritage of the society.
3. The reconstruction of lost cultural territories to preserve the society’s cultural heritage.