INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES AS PART OF CULTURAL HERITAGE
P. A. Schnip
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P. A. Schnip
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This article examines the relevance of studying, preserving and classifying industrial objects in the context of industrial heritage as a part of a cultural and historical thing. A number of classifications of industrial heritage by functional and typical features are considered, and the author also proposes a classification based on the principle of preservation and historical and cultural value. The author considers the world's experience in using industrial heritage sites as museums.
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This article examines the relevance of studying, preserving and classifying industrial objects in the context of industrial heritage as a part of a cultural and historical thing. A number of classifications of industrial heritage by functional and typical features are considered, and the author also proposes a classification based on the principle of preservation and historical and cultural value. The author considers the world's experience in using industrial heritage sites as museums.
Key concepts: Industrial heritage, Cultural heritage, Relevance (law), Context (archaeology), Value (mathematics), Cultural heritage management, History, Sociology