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The 17 pages that link to Cultural heritage preservation, each with the reason it gives.

• Museum conservationNarrower topic: Museum conservation is one practice within the wider effort to sustain cultural heritage.

• Cultural genocideRelated: Protection measures address the destruction of material heritage associated with cultural genocide.

• Legal depositNarrower topic: Legal deposit preserves published works as part of documentary heritage.

• Folk artRelated: Preservation can support transmission while raising questions about change and community authority.

• Timbuktu manuscriptsRelated: The manuscripts’ protection became an urgent heritage issue during armed conflict.

• Buddhas of BamiyanNarrower topic: The destruction intensified international debate about protecting heritage during conflict.

• VandalismRelated: Heritage protections can impose special penalties or safeguards against damage.

• Saharan rock artRelated: Remote sites face threats from neglect, conflict, and uncontrolled access.

• International Council of MuseumsNarrower topic: ICOM contributes museum expertise to this broader international effort.

• Temple of EdfuRelated: Conservation work addresses damage to the temple’s stone surfaces and its continuing exposure to environmental conditions.

• Isaac SternNarrower topic: The campaign to save Carnegie Hall became a prominent case of preserving a cultural landmark.

• Ghost townRelated: Preservation decisions determine which traces of a ghost town survive and how they are interpreted.

• Pergamon MuseumNarrower topic: The museum’s displays depend on preserving fragile objects and documenting their origins.

• National Library of SwedenNarrower topic: The library preserves published records as part of Sweden’s documentary heritage.

• KemariRelated: Kemari survives through deliberate transmission of its rules, costume, and performance.

• Krak des ChevaliersRelated: Conservation decisions affect the survival of Krak’s vulnerable masonry and historic fabric.

• Nicholas RoerichNarrower topic: The Roerich Pact became an early international instrument for this broader effort.