Sentence examples for heritage workers from inspiring English sources

This collection of papers challenges the view of Egyptian heritage workers as victims of the colonial discourse of Egyptology and bystanders in the production of historical knowledge.

Also discussed are a number of further questions of key interest to heritage workers, including the perspective of the varied nature of museums audience, blind and partially-sighted visitors and their impact on learning experiences.

Zahi Hawass is now on record several times claiming that, outside of the initial break-in at the museum, Egyptian archaeological heritage is actually being protected by a combination of heritage workers, the people, and the army.

Seminar 291, Departmental Seminar: "A Nation of Immigrants: Lessons from the Age of Mass Migration" Past is Present symposium is an interdisciplinary event bringing together scholars, students, technology innovators, and cultural heritage workers in conversation about new methods and tools which are shaping their work.

On the same day that some southern states were honoring their rebel heritage, masked workers in New Orleans dismantled a monument to that past — chunk by chunk, under darkness and the protection of police snipers.

He has already included his recollection about the heritage of the pediatric workers.

"It will not only recognize the industry's influence on the local economy," Mr. Kaiman said, "but it will memorialize a piece of our heritage and recognize the workers who had a hand in creating New York City".

Mike Thompson, a former worker at the brewery and representative of the Transport & General Workers Unionn, said: This is at best cynical and at worst a slur on our great city, its heritage and the Strangeways workers.

A former laundry room has been converted into a warren of small, intimate dining areas called the Immigrant Restaurant & Winery Bar, each reflecting a different ethnic heritage of the Kohler workers of the past.

Under a half-acre lot of dirt and mud being transformed into a garden and public space for a cultural center celebrating the Mexican American heritage of Los Angeles, construction workers and scientists have found bodies buried in the first cemetery of Los Angeles — bodies believed to have been removed and reinterred elsewhere in the 1800s.

If Romney now believes that yesterday's election has given him a mandate to follow the Koch-Heritage-Cato line on workers' rights, he could well end up playing into Obama's hands.