Theory and history of conservation

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  Does reading the Venice Charter help the good Lord when He moves out? Considerations for expanding the Venice Charter to prevent the loss of church monuments

  Elena Holzhausen
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  AI-created heritage and its relationships with cultural rights

  Inês de Carvalho Costa
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  Beyond the 1964 Venice Charter: cultural heritage as regeneration (ever changing never less than whole)

  Cornelius Holtorf
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  Towards sustainable management of the World Heritage in Spain: from identification to monitoring of cultural values

  Soledad González Arques, Marta García-Casasola, Blanca del Espino Hidalgo

  115-132
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  Notes on the display of the Hall of the Expansion of Christianity in the Museu Biblíc Tarraconense: between copies, reconstructions and didactics

  Chiara Cecalupo

  133-148
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  Searching for the original portrait of Afonso de Albuquerque – new revelations from the Viceroys Gallery of Goa

  Teresa Reis, Sara Valadas, Ana Machado , Luís Piorro , Nuno Carriço, Ana Cardoso, Ana Teresa Caldeira, Fernando António Baptista Pereira, António Candeias

  43-59
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  The ideological nature of the Estado Novo regime in the restoration of the Portuguese crown jewels: 1941-1954

  João Júlio Rumsey Teixeira

  78-93
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  The colours of deception: marble imitations in Alentejo stucco altarpieces

  Patrícia Monteiro

  65-77
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  The conservative restoration brings the 1907 Fiat 130 HP back on the track

  Davide Lorenzone, Chiara Armigliato, Ilaria Pani

  225-237
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  The railway heritage in the context of UNESCO: railway aspects for its interpretation and safeguard

  Breno Borges

  47-56
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  How Lipman’s “caring thinking” theory for human thought may encourage the safeguarding of industrial and technological heritage

  Stoupathis Konstandinos

  57-66
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  The Pinelo Palace in Seville: the restoration works by Rafael Manzano between 1969 and 1981

  Pedro Barrero-Ortega, Antonio Gámiz-Gordo

  56-71
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  The completion of the Church of Santa Engrácia in the context of the valorization of the Baroque style in Portugal and the principles of the international Charters of Athens and Venice (1953-1966)

  Clara Moura Soares

  17-37
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  Examples of architectural restoration in Portugal in the 16th to 18th centuries according to the spirit of concinnitas: ideal of harmony, unity and conformity

  Maria João Baptista Neto

  25-41
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  Interventions taken on altarpieces throughout their history: a proposal of classification

  Benjamín Domínguez-Gómez

  126-136
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  Thoughts on the socialisation of preventive archaeological conservation in Spain

  Ana Pastor Pérez

  133-147
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  Enlarged paintings: a proposal for classification

  Ana Isabel López Bonilla, José Manuel Barros García, Susana Martín Rey

  57-68
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  Heritage and Management: the vanishing of the first rail network of Seville (Spain)

  Fernanda de Lima Lourencetti

  10-23
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  Wax resin lining techniques: Edson Motta’s training at the Fogg Conservation Center and its adaptation to the Brazilian reality

  May Paiva, Maria Aguiar, Eduarda Vieira

  82-89
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  The question of material conservation in vernacular architecture: theory, authenticity and contradictions

  Javier Pérez Gil

  116-130
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  Places of memory in ruins and death’s patrimonialization in Santiago and Bogotá

  Javiera Bustamante, Ana Guglielmucci, Francisca Márquez

  58-74
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  Critical reflection on the implementation of preventive conservation plans in institutions

  Luís Filipe Raposo Pereira

  116-121
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  The safeguarding and preservation of the Built Heritage in old urban centres: a reflection on traditional stone masonry buildings' structural rehabilitation

  José Carlos Domingues, Tiago Miguel Ferreira, João Negrão, Romeu Vicente

  51-61