Evidence of Writing Systems from the Antiquity of Eritrea
The very existence of writing systems in antiquity implies the sophistication of the cognitive map of early societies across the world....
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African World Heritage Day May 5th, 2018
We are celebrating this year’s African World Heritage Day, almost a year after Eritrea successfully got Asmara: a Modernist City of...
World Heritage Day
Each year, the 18th of April marks the International day for Monuments and Sites and is held by the state parties to the 1972 UNESCO...
A glimpse into Mummified Remains from Eritrea
Eritrea´s rich and unparalleled heritage resources embrace a multitude of features peculiar to the segments of human history.The presence...
Eritrea – Ancient Beach Tools
Adaptation to coastal environments and the exploitation of marine resources are considered crucial for the survival of early humans and...
The Antiquity of Eritrea, at the Barcelona World Mobile Congress - YoMo 2018
The Catalan Institute of Human Paleoecology and Social Evolution (IPHES), in collaboration with the Eritrean Commission of Culture and...
World Heritage Nomination at a Glance: Benefits to a Nation and Society
The preparation of a World Heritage nomination can be one of the most satisfying and rewarding of experiences for the parties involved....
Revisiting Cultural Heritage Values
Cultural heritage properties are valued for a multitude of reasons. Distinctive architectural or landscape features, unique events...
Stone tool technology
Stone tool technology refers to a broad array of techniques and styles to produce usable tools from various types of stone. Stone tools...
Community Involvement in Cultural Heritage Conservation
The conservation of a cultural heritage property is a process of managing change in ways that will sustain the significance of a place in...
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