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C. CasonatoCase-studies Computer programming Computer science Cultural heritage communication Cultural heritage education Intangible cultural heritage Cultural heritages Graphics for cultural heritage Heritage education Intangible assets Intangible cultural heritages Participatory mapping Participatory model making Participatory process Primary school children Visualization Young peoples
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A. Rosaria M.M. Elena G. DavidAgrobiodiversity Carob supply chain Collaborative maps Participatory process Rural landscape
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M. LacarrieuCommunity involvement Cultural heritages Participatory management Participatory process Social distance Social proximity