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K. PereraArt and science Cultural heritages cultural identity Digital preservation Digital preservation Digital storage Future generations Historic preservation indigenous knowledge indigenous knowledge Novel methods Sri Lanka Traditional Cultural Heritage (TCH) traditional knowledge Traditional cultural heritage traditional knowledge
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Perera, K. Heritage at risk: Digital preservation of traditional cultural heritage (tch) in sri lanka. 48, 1197-1207. https://doi.org/10.5194/isprs-Archives-XLVIII-M-2-2023-1197-2023
K. PereraArt and science Cultural heritages cultural identity Digital preservation Digital preservation Digital storage Future generations Historic preservation indigenous knowledge indigenous knowledge Novel methods Sri Lanka Traditional Cultural Heritage (TCH) traditional knowledge Traditional cultural heritage traditional knowledge
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Noelle HigginsUNESCO Climate change cultural heritage indigenous knowledge
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Bas Hannewijk Federica Vinella Vassilis-Javed Khan Ioanna Lykourentzou Konstantinos Papangelis Judith MasthoffIntangible cultural heritage Mobile crowdsourcing Sustainability Conservation cultural heritage Design indigenous knowledge literature review Sustainability
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Kylie Lingard Natalie Stoianoff Evana Wright Sarah WrightAustralia Indigenous cultural heritage indigenous knowledge Intangible cultural heritage Tangible cultural heritage
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