On one end of the crisis' spectrum sit the heritage sites you've never heard of, the Göbekli Tepes of the world.
On the other end of the spectrum sit the heritage sites everyone has heard of... the Machu Picchus, Tikals, and Angkor Wats of the world.
At the other end of the musical spectrum you can easily imagine a heritage rock star rooted in the same kind of music as Spacebomb making a career-rejuvenating album here.
The heritage and recreation opportunity spectrum indicators, adapted from Maes et al. ([2011]), are mapped through a gradient that shows the density of elements by km2, and their proximity to the city center.
King Texas's portrait series, BLACKNESS, documents and celebrates the diversity of the African diaspora across spectrums of gender, sexuality and ethnic heritage.
This compelling exhibition is a vivid array that reflects the multicultural art heritage of Los Angeles by conveying a wide spectrum of creativity.
Beside a valuable heritage--German universities provide a fascinatingly rich spectrum of subjects, allowing students to develop highly personalized curricula, and are well known for their high academic level.
John Weiley, the program's director, had chronicled the full spectrum of controversy surrounding the construction of the Sydney Opera House – a world heritage site presently enjoying the warm glow of nostalgia during its 40th anniversary celebrations.
For the first time, this paper presents the complete database of polymer spectra of a set of reference materials widely used in the cultural heritage community.
"In Britain," says Wood, "heritage crafts fall between the Crafts Council, which supports the artistic, innovative end of the crafts spectrum, and English Heritage, which only deals with buildings.
