HERITAGE OF WORLD CIVILIZATIONS: TLC EDITION
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1 Chapter One Introduction In 1994 the National Historic Trust stated that the number of properties recorded in the United States National Register of Historic Places had increased from 1,200 in 1968 to 62,000. At the same time the Travel Industry -
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CHAPTER 6 CONCLUSION: MUSEOLOGY AND MARITIME SITES The challenge in applying museological strategy and theory to the management of in situ terrestrial and submerged maritime sites is that museum professionals and historic preservationists have not y