Australia
ICOMOS E-Mail News No. 379
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An information service provided by the Australia ICOMOS
Secretariat
Friday 27 March 2009
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1) Another (Un)Loved Modern Conference update
2) Australia ICOMOS New Membership Applications
3) Tour of Fortifications around Port Phillip Heads, 17 -
19 April 2009
4) Australia ICOMOS Sydney Observatory Tour, Friday 17
April, 8.15 pm
5) 2009 UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Awards for Culture
Heritage Conservation - deadline extended
6) Australian Council of National Trusts Media Release
March 2009 - nominations open for Our heritage at risk 2009
7) News from ICOMOS International Secretariat
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1) Another (Un)Loved Modern
Conference update
Earlybird registrations close next Wednesday 1 April
Make it your weekend task to register for the (Un)Loved
Modern Conference in Sydney, because early bird registrations close next
Wednesday, 1 April 2009. Full information about registrations,
including costs, is available from the conference
website, www.aicomos.com
Sydney Opera House Round Table announced!
On Wed 8 July, a distinguished panel of speakers will
participate in a round table panel
session on the Sydney Opera House entitled "Conserving and Managing a
Twentieth Century Icon". Moderated by Joan Domicelj, the panel will
comprise Maria Sykes (SOH), Richard Johnson (JPW), Jan Utzon (by video), Susan Macdonald (GCI), and
Alan Croker (Design5).
Register now
to ensure you can be present for this round table at the (Un)Loved Modern
Conference in Sydney.
List of papers growing
Choices, choices, tantalising choices!! The technical
papers at the (Un)Loved Modern Conference will be presented in seven themes
over six sessions, each with three parallel streams! The themes can be viewed on the conference
website, along with the titles and authors of those papers already confirmed.
Wednesday 8 July Evening Lecture at the Sydney Opera House
Now we know that you've been looking at the program, and
you've noticed that we have an Evening Lecture scheduled at the Sydney Opera
House on the evening of Wednesday 8 July, but haven't been able to find any
more details about it. That's because we've still been finalising details
for this part of the conference program. We can now tell you that there
will be a 1 hour lecture in the Utzon Room between 7-8pm. Speakers
selected from the members of the ICOMOS ISC Twentieth Century and the
Conference keynote speakers will discuss the topic "UnLoved Modern: its
Place and Progress on the World Heritage List". Attendance at this
event will be limited to 120. We will therefore offer the opportunity of
attending the event to conference delegates in the order that they registered
and paid. That means you should register and pay now if you want
to have the possibility of attending this evening lecture.
Earlybird registrations close soon
Register now
to save on your registration fee at the (Un)Loved Modern Conference in
Sydney. Early bird registrations will close on 1 April 2009. Full
information about registrations, including costs, is available from the conference website, www.aicomos.com
Contact us
If you have a specific question relating to the (Un)Loved
Modern Conference please do not hesitate to contact the Secretariat on conference@aicomos.com or +61 2 9518
7722.
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2) Australia ICOMOS New
Membership Applications
If you have been considering joining ICOMOS or know
someone who has been thinking of joining, now is the time!
• ICOMOS
Members are eligible for discounted registration for the (Un)Loved Modern
Conference 2009 in Sydney, Tuesday 7th July- Friday 10th July.
• Also
if you register early for the conference you can get early bird rates.
• If
you join ICOMOS soon, you may be eligible for 15 months for the price of 12
months as well
There are lots of benefits of joining ICOMOS – not only
the fantastic people you will meet but Membership of Australia ICOMOS brings
discounts at ICOMOS functions, at many conferences in Australia and
internationally and on ICOMOS publications. The E-mail News provides a weekly
bulletin board of information and events in Australia and overseas, including
state based events, conferences and site visits, as well as information on
heritage publications, funding and grant opportunities, course details and job
offers. Members also receive a number of issues annually of the Australia
ICOMOS refereed journal Historic Environment. Applications for members to join
the Australia ICOMOS Executive Committee (EC) are encouraged from all states
and territories. For Young Professional and full Members, the International
ICOMOS card gives free or reduced rate entry to many historic and cultural
sites.
Australia ICOMOS welcomes new members and would like to
encourage students and young cultural heritage graduates to apply for
membership. There are various membership categories and applications can be to
be made to the Secretariat:
• Those
who are interested in ICOMOS but who do not meet the requirements for full
membership, or else do not have heritage conservation as their core focus,
could apply to become Associates of ICOMOS.
• Those
at the beginning of a career in architecture, archaeology, planning or history
with 3 years experience and who are under 30 years of age may be eligible for
Young Professional membership at reduced rates.
• Heritage
professionals, with at least 3 years of heritage experience may be eligible for
full Membership.
The membership forms and details are available on the web
page www.icomos.org/australia and
from Georgia Meros at the Secretariat, phone (03) 9251 7131 or austicomos@deakin.edu.au. All
applications are received at the Secretariat and referred to the Executive
Committee (EC) for consideration. Completed applications must be received 4-6
weeks before the Executive Committee meeting date to allow consideration. If
received after this, they are held over to the next meeting.
Please note, to be considered at the May 2009 Executive
Committee meeting, applications would need to be in to the Secretariat by the 2
APRIL 2009.
Think about it now.
Please send in applications to the Australia ICOMOS
Secretariat or if further information is required contact the Membership
Secretary, Helen Wilson at wilsonhelen@optusnet.com.au.
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3) Tour of Fortifications
around Port Phillip Heads, 17 - 19 April 2009
Friday 17 to Sunday
19 April 2009
To Mark World
Monument Day, 18 April 2009
A three day tour has been arranged to mark World Monument
Day, the theme of which this year is Science and Heritage.
The fortifications around Port Phillip Heads were essential
to the defence of the ports of Melbourne and Geelong from the Gold Rushes to
the Second World War. They comprise Fort Queenscliff, Point Nepean and
South Channel Fort. The former two are well known and much loved.
The latter, an artificial island just inside the Heads, is particularly interesting
for its 'disappearing' guns but is very difficult to access. All three
sites display a sequence of development based on the technical innovations of
military science.
The tour begins with a reception at Fort Queenscliffe at 4.00
pm on Friday 17 April followed by an official welcome and launch by the Mayor
of the Borough of Queenscliffe. Jane Ainsworth and Timothy Hubbard will
present an informal talk on the guns and cannon of south-west Victoria, some of
which have been identified as having outstanding international
significance. Dinner will be at a local restaurant.
The main part of the tour is an all-day journey by charter
boat on Saturday 18 April starting at Queenscliff Pier at 9.00 am. This will
include an extended stopover on South Channel Fort with a leading expert on the
fortifications from Parks Victoria. The next stop will be Portsea with
another extended site visit to Point Nepean. Again, leading experts will
explain the development of the site, its identification and protection under
the Commonwealth Government, and the fight to have the land returned to the
State Government as a national park. The Port Phillip Heads Marine
National Park now incorporates much of the landscapes and seascapes around the
Heads. Weather and time permitting, the return journey to Queenscliffe
will include Pope's Eye, the other artificial island which was not developed
into a fort. Dinner will be at another local restaurant.
On Sunday there will be a private and extended inspection of
Fort Queenscliff led by the fort's professional guides. The tour will
conclude about lunchtime on Sunday 19 April.
The tour will cost $155 per person for ICOMOS members and
$170 for non-members. Unfortunately there cannot be any discounts or
concessions because of the cost of the charter boat. The cost includes:
the opening reception and talk on Friday, the boat trip, lunch and other
refreshments on Saturday, and the extended inspection of Fort Queenscliff on
Sunday, as well as tour notes and admissions. Payment can be made by
credit card using the form attached to this e-newsletter. Places are
strictly limited and payment in full must be received by close of business on Tuesday
14 April (Easter Tuesday).
Accommodation is plentiful in Queenscliff but participants
are advised to book as soon as possible to confirm their accommodation.
Further enquiries can be made from Timothy Hubbard, Victorian
state representative of the Australia ICOMOS Executive Committee by phone on
(03) 5568 2623 and 0419 353 195 and by email on timothy@heritagematters.com.au.
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4) Australia
ICOMOS Sydney Observatory Tour, Friday 17 April, 8.15 pm
The first NSW State event for this year is planned to
coincide with World Monuments Day, the theme of which is Heritage and Science.
As it is also the International Year of Astronomy, we have provisionally booked
the Sydney Observatory on Friday evening, 17 April, at 8.15 pm, for a special
Australia ICOMOS tour and talk on the heritage of astronomy in Australia. The
cost will be about $15 per person, and numbers will be strictly limited to 40
people. The booking needs to be confirmed by 1 April, so if NSW members
wish to come to this event, please let Peter Phillips know by e-mail (peter@opp.net.au) before 1 April 2009.
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5) 2009 UNESCO Asia-Pacific
Heritage Awards for Culture Heritage Conservation - deadline extended
The deadline for receipt of entries for the 2009 UNESCO
Asia-Pacific Heritage Awards for Culture Heritage Conservation has been
extended. It was previously 31 March 2009, and will now be 15
April 2009.
This date is nevertheless very soon, and we encourage all
those who are considering entering projects for the 2009 Awards to do so as
soon as possible.
The awards programme, in its tenth year, recognizes the
achievement of individuals and organizations within the private sector, and
public-private initiatives, in successfully restoring structures of heritage
value in the Asia-Pacific region.
For more information, please visit our website: http://www.unescobkk.org/index.php?id=8111
Entry forms and regulations can be downloaded from here:
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6) Australian Council of National
Trusts Media Release March 2009 - nominations open for Our heritage at risk
2009
The chairman of the Australian Council of National Trusts,
Dr Graeme L. Blackman, speaking on behalf of all 8 National Trust organisations
and their 80 000 members, today invited nominations to its "Our Heritage at
Risk" program.
Dr Blackman warned Australians of the many risks their
heritage is facing. "Throughout the country important heritage is in danger of being
lost to future generations of Australians. This program, by working with other
heritage, conservation and community groups aims to engage all Australians in
seeking for solutions."
"By raising awareness of the value of and the risks to our
heritage, we hope to avert some of these losses for the benefit of all."
"The two-tiered program is in its third year and has already
had some notable successes. Last year the controversial North Bank project in
Brisbane was abandoned on the day the National Top Ten Our Heritage at Risk
List was announced."
"Our heritage is important in understanding our past and who
we are," said Dr Blackman. "Sites of national, state and local heritage
significance, such as Coorong and Lower Lakes and historic suburbs such as Ku-ring-gai,
Sydney and important heritage collections are at risk of demolition,
deterioration, damage, devaluation or disposal. Much important heritage,
particularly around Marysville has been destroyed by the recent devastating
Victorian bushfires."
"It is not only places that can be nominated," Dr Blackman
said. "Moveable heritage, objects and collections, and even intangible heritage
can be nominated to the program. Our heritage at risk includes built, natural
and multi- cultural, including indigenous, heritage. For instance, many
indigenous languages and traditional skills are at risk of being lost forever."
Dr Blackman advised that nominations will be accepted until
World Heritage Day on April 18th. Nominations of heritage that can be shown to
be at real risk should be submitted to State and Territory National Trusts. How
to nominate may vary between states and this is explained on the Our
Heritage at Risk website www.heritageatrisk.org.au
State and Territory Our Heritage at Risk lists will be
released in July, and the National
Top Ten Our Heritage at Risk list will be announced in
November 2009.
For further information contact: Maree Treadwell on (02) 6247
6766
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7) News from ICOMOS
International Secretariat
International
Committee of the Blue Shield (ICBS): Call for support from the City Archive in
Cologne
Last week we received a request for assistance from the City
Archive of Cologne. This archive is known as the most important City Archive
north of the Alps and its destruction is a great loss to European Heritage.
Colleagues from archives in Cologne and other cities have
quickly given their support. But this rescue operation will go on for many
months, so additional offers for support are very welcome, from individual
archivists and conservators as well as from institutions like archives,
libraries and centres of professional education.
One of the objectives of Blue Shield is to support the
recovery after the destruction of cultural heritage. We therefore forward this
request to our relations. Please find the request below.
When you intent to respond to this request, you can contact the
e-mail addresses as mentioned in the request.
We would appreciate it very much if you inform the ANCBS
coordination centre in The Hague too, since monitoring emergency response helps
ANCBS to fulfil its coordinating tasks.
http://ancbs.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=73
Request
for the organisation of voluntary professional support and temporary storage
rooms for the remaining archive material
In the last few days the City Archive
Cologne (Stadtarchiv Koln) and other related institutions received numerous
offers for assistance. Therefore, the Cologne secretariat of culture
(Kolnerkulturdezerant) had a task force meeting at the 8th of March
2009. At this meeting it was agreed on organising teams of professional
volunteers in order to sort out following procedure for the remaining archive
material. Furthermore, it was agreed on looking for temporary storage
possibilities for the still existing material.
In the field of archives the Rhenish -
Westphalian Archive for Economics (Rheinish - Westphalisches Wirtschaftsarchiv,
RWWA) is in charge to arrange the support of professional support whereas the
University of Applied Science Cologne (Fachhochschule Koln) is responsible to
organise support in the field of restoration. The Regional Authority for
Archive Consultancy and Training (LVR-Archivsberatung- und Fortbildungszentrum)
does the identification of possible storage rooms for the archive material.
We ask our colleagues and other
archives/institutions that can provide these resources to get in touch with.
Please, take following information and required conditions into consideration:
1.
Archivist (higher service)
· Minimal time period: 3 days
· Working time is 7 days a week with three shifts of six hours that
begin either at 8 am, 2 pm or 8 pm
· Please, indicate your name, department, shift, and possible dates and
your contact details
· Room and board will be provided
· Please, send an email to: rwwa@koeln.ihk.de
2.
Restorer (experienced in the restoration of paper and
photographs)
· Conditions and necessary information are the same as for archivists
· Please, send an email to: bert.jacek@fh-koeln.de
Colleagues who would like to work with us
will work on desks in a hall. This location serves as short-term storage where
the retrieved material will be registered. Additionally, professionals are
needed to make decision about the future steps of the material, e.g.
restoration, packaging, etc.
For the remaining material temporary
storage is needed until a new building will have been built. Therefore, we are
looking for shelf capacities.
Please give us following details if you
think you can provide the latter:
· Name of the archive
· Please, indicate the shelf surface in meters (length, width, and
distances between shelf surfaces)
· Please, indicate the location and technical equipment of the storage
room (e.g. climate control, cooling system, etc.)
· Please indicate the storage time period in month
· Please, send an email to: afz.archivberatung@lvr.de
Association of National Committees of the Blue Shield
(ANCBS)
ANCBS Office
Laan van Meerdervoort 70
2517 AN The Hague
The Netherlands
E mail address: contact@ancbs.org
Web address: www.ancbs.org
Telephone: +31 (0)70-3466161
Fax: +31 (0)70-3467232
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New
ICOMOS Publication: What is OUV?
Monuments
and Sites Vol. XVI:The World Heritage List: What is OUV? Defining the
Outstanding Universal Value of Cultural World Heritage Properties.
An ICOMOS study compiled by Jukka Jokilehto with contributions
from Christina Cameron, Michel Parent and Michael Petzet. Berlin: Hendrik
Babler Verlag, 2008. 111 p. (Monuments and Sites; XVI). ISBN:
978-3-930388-51-6.
Following on from and completing the volume Monuments and
Sites XII "The World Heritage List, Filling the Gaps - an Action Plan for the
Future", published in 2005, this new volume takes a comprehensive look back at
the work done among other by ICOMOS since 1976 as an advisory body to the World
Heritage Committee in relation to the criteria for the outstanding universal
value (OUV) required by the Convention as a precondition for the inscription on
the World Heritage List. It contains chapters on: the development of the OUV
concept; characteristics of the OUV criteria i.) - vii.) and their justification;
different aspects of using the criteria; other requirements for inscription;
reasons for non-inscription; as well as conclusions and recommendations and a
series of annexes, some of which represent previously unpublished material.
Hard copies of the publication can be purchased through the
ICOMOS Documentation Centre (ICOMOS members : 20 euro + postage; non-members : 25 euro
+ postage) and it is available for free as a downloadable PDF on the ICOMOS web
site:
http://international.icomos.org/publications/monuments_and_sites/16/index.htm
ICOMOS is currently seeking sponsorship to translate this
publication into other languages - contact: secretariat@icomos.org
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ICOMOS
International Scientific Committee on Theory and Philosophy of Conservation and
Restoration: Elections
The ICOMOS International Scientific Committee on Theory and
Philosophy of Conservation and Restoration has recently held elections at its
meeting in Florence on 8 March 2009. The new Bureau of the Committee is
composed as follows:
President : Andrzej Tomaszewski
Vice-President: Wilfried Lipp
General Secretary: Boguslaw Szmygin
Bureau members: Ursula Schadler-Saub, Soheil Mehr Azar,
Peter Burman
Andrzej TOMASZEWSKI
The Royal Castle
Pl. Zamkowy 4
02 277 WARSZAWA
POLAND
Tel / fax : +48 22 622 41 59
Email: icomos.poland@arch.pw.edu.pl
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ICCROM Course: LATAM 2009:
Reducing Risks to Cultural Heritage 2009
9-27
November, Universidad Andina Simon Bolivar, Quito (Ecuador)
ICCROM is pleased to announce the 2009 session of the
international course on "Reducing Risks", organized in cooperation
with the Ministry of Natural and Cultural Heritage of Ecuador, the University
Andina Simon Bolivar, the Canadian Conservation Institute, the Netherlands
Institute for Cultural Heritage and other regional partners.
The purpose of this course is to focus on the risk
management approach to preventive conservation of movable and immovable
heritage. The course will take place in Quito, Ecuador from 9 to 27 November
2009 (three weeks) and will be given in Spanish.
It is designed for collection and site managers, curators,
registrars, conservators, and also directors of small to medium size museums, galleries,
historic houses and archives, from all regions of the world. The course will
also interest educators and professionals who teach collection management and
preventive conservation, in either an academic or a vocational environment. The
application deadline is 04 May 2009.
A brief description of the course and full information on
the application process:
Spanish:
http://www.iccrom.org/eng/01train_en/announce_en/2009_11latamprevenECU_en.shtml
Francais:
http://www.iccrom.org/fra/01train_fr/announce_fr/2009_11latamprevenECU_fr.shtml
4 May 2009
PC 09 - Collections Unit
ICCROM
13 via di San Michele
I-00153 Roma RM
ITALIA
Tel: +39 06 585531
Fax: +39 06 58553349
Email: collections@iccrom.org
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Call
for Papers: International Institute for Conservation (IIC): Istanbul Congress
2010: Conservation and the Eastern Mediterranean
20-24
September 2010, Istanbul (Turkey)
The twenty-third IIC Congress will take place in the
spectacular and historic city of Istanbul, the European Cultural Capital for
2010. In conjunction with the Sakip Sabanci Museum, the many Congress events
will focus on the conservation of moveable and immovable heritage in or from
the Eastern Mediterranean. This will include material held in collections
around the world: the care and conservation of artifacts, of sites, and the
preservation of extraordinary architecture, reflecting the influences that have
made the region one of the world's richest centres of heritage. The conference
will bring together the international professional community to present and
exchange ideas, to debate conservation practices and cutting edge research, to
consider exciting new developments and thought provoking challenges, and to
make new connections between this region and all corners of the world.
The Congress will take place on 20 to 24 September 2010 and
will include four days of papers and a day of excursions in and around
Istanbul. It is also hoped to arrange excursions during the weekend after the Congress.
The languages of the Congress will be English and Turkish, with simultaneous
translation. The preprints will be published in English with abstracts in
Turkish.
Papers presented at an IIC Congress and published in the
preprints undergo a rigorous peer review process. To this end, IIC Council
appoints a Technical Committee of international experts who will make
selections from the proposals received and will then invite draft papers. The
drafts will be reviewed and the content of the programme will be determined.
Final contributions will be edited for publication by the Editorial Committee,
chaired by David Saunders.
IIC encourages you to submit your proposal for a paper early
via the web at www.iiconservation.org/conferences/istanbul2010/send_abstract.php
A call for posters will be made later in 2009. Please
remember that submissions should not have been presented and/or published
elsewhere before the date of the congress.
30 April 2009
You will receive a response from the Technical Committee by
the end of June. Draft manuscripts will be required by 30 September 2009 and
the Technical Committee will make their selection by the end of November.
Graham Voce
Executive Secretary
International Institute for Conservation of Historic and
Artistic Works (IIC)
6 Buckingham Street
London WC2N 6BA
UK
Tel: +44 (0)20 7839 5975
Fax: +44 (0)20 7976 1564
email: iic@iiconservation.org
website: www.iiconservation.org
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New
Publication: Funding the architectural heritage: A guide to policies and
examples
By Robert
Pickard. Council of Europe Publishing, 2009
What systems can be used for the mobilisation of financial
resources for the conservation, restoration, rehabilitation and integrated
management of the architectural heritage through area-based regeneration initiatives?
This guide aims to provide authoritative information on different funding
mechanisms, financial resources and management systems utilised in Europe and
in North America as a means to assist the development of good and efficient
practice. Consideration is given to examples relating to three principal forms
of financial measures: subsidies (grant aid), loans and tax incentives, as well
as specific measures to promote sponsorship through donations by individuals
and corporate organisations. Other revenue-raising methods are investigated,
including easement donations and endowment funds, lotteries, concession
agreements, monument annuities, the transfer of development rights and enabling
development, and through the support of international organisations such as the
World Monument Fund, the World Bank, the Council of Europe Development Bank and
the European Union. Further consideration is given to the role of non-profit
and other organisations operating for the benefit of the architectural heritage
such as revolving fund organisations, charitable trusts, heritage foundations
and limited liability companies.
ISBN : 978-92-871-6498-8
No. of pages : 198
Price : 25 euro / 50 $ (+ 10% postage)
http://book.coe.int/sysmodules/RBS_page/admin/redirect.php?id=36&lang=EN&produit_aliasid=2392
Council of Europe Publishing
Palais de l'Europe
67075 Strasbourg Cedex
France
Tel.: +33 (0)3 88 41 25 81
Fax : +33 (0)3 88 41 39 10
E-mail: publishing@coe.int
Website: http://book.coe.int
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Observatory
of Cultural Policies in Africa (OCPA) News
Issue no.
224, 12 March 2009
Issue no. 224 of the OCPA News can be downloaded in PDF
format at: http://www.ocpanet.org/activities/newsletter/2009/OCPA_News_No224_20090312.pdf
To subscribe to the OCPA News click here
Observatory of Cultural Policies in Africa (OCPA)
Secretariat
725 Avenida da Base N'Tchinga
P.O. Box 1207
Maputo
Mozambique
Tel: +258 21 418649
Fax: +258 21 418650
E-mail: mailto:secretariat@ocpanet.org
Web: www.ocpanet.org
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International
Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA): News Brief #17
The IFLA News Brief #17 is available for download at: http://www.iflaonline.org/uploads/File/IFLA%20NEWS%20BRIEF_17_022609.pdf
Christine Bavassa, Executive Secretary
International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA)
European Foundation for Landscape Architecture (EFLA)
The European Region of IFLA
Rue des Palais, 44 B 21
B-1030 Brussels
Tel.: +32 2 211 33 79
Fax: +32 2 218 89 73
E-mail: admin@iflaonline.org
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ICOMOS
International Council on Monuments and
Sites/
Conseil International des Monuments et des
Sites
International Secretariat / Secretariat International
49-51 rue de la Federation
75015 Paris - France
Tel : 33 (0) 1 45 67 67 70
Fax : 33 (0) 1 45 66 06 22
e-mail : secretariat@icomos.org
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Australia ICOMOS Secretariat
Georgia Meros, Secretariat Officer
Cultural Heritage Centre for Asia and the Pacific
Deakin University
221 Burwood Highway
Burwood Victoria 3125
Telephone: (03) 9251 7131
Facsimile: (03) 9251 7158
Email: austicomos@deakin.edu.au
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