British scholar highlights inclusion in living heritage inventories
Heritage professor Rodney Harrison highlighted the diversity of Britain's intangible heritage in a UCL article published on October 16 ahead of its…
Heritage professor Rodney Harrison highlighted the diversity of Britain's intangible heritage in a UCL article published on October 16 ahead of its international day.
He discussed developing national inventories after the UK's 2024 ratification of the UNESCO convention, stressing inclusion of migrant and diaspora traditions. Suggested practices remain distinct from those that will eventually receive formal inclusion in the inventories.
Dancers at Notting Hill Carnival — archival illustration of living heritage.
Source: www.ucl.ac.uk.
Photo credit: David Hawgood .
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