Burrup Peninsula: Cultural Landscape and Industrial Hub, a 21st Century Conundrum
Burrup Peninsula: Cultural Landscape and Industrial Hub, a 21st Century Conundrum
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布勒普半岛：文化景观和工业中心，21 世纪的难题
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10.1080/01426397.2015.1057804
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2015
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K. Mulvaney
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K. Mulvaney
丹皮尔群岛位于澳大利亚西北海岸，可以说是世界上最集中的岩石雕刻艺术。它也是澳大利亚最大的散货处理港口之一。从内陆运来的铁矿石、从海上威尔斯井加工的天然气以及当地生产的海盐都被运往不断增长的国际市场。许多人认为创造财富和就业机会是毫无疑问的好处。对另一些人来说，他们目睹了一个重要的文化景观的破坏，并对入侵的工业表示不满。土著居民与国家和这一景观中的所有特征（自然和文化）有着不可分割的联系。维护和尊重环境和精神境界是他们文化遗产的一部分。2007年，由于丹皮尔群岛（包括Burdier半岛）的岩石艺术和其他文化价值，该群岛被列入澳大利亚国家遗产名录。这是否足够的保护？很多人不这么认为。
Abstract The Dampier Archipelago, situated on the north-western coast of Australia, arguably contains the world’s greatest concentration of engraved rock art. It is also one of Australia’s largest bulk handling ports. Iron ore brought from the inland, gas processed from offshore wells and locally produced sea salt are all sent off to ever-growing international markets. Many regard the wealth generation and job opportunities as benefits without issue. For others, they witness the destruction of an important cultural landscape and rail against the encroaching industry. Aboriginal people hold an integral link to country and all the features (natural and cultural) within this landscape. It is part of their cultural inheritance to maintain and respect the environment and spiritual realm. In 2007, recognising the rock art and other cultural values of the Dampier Archipelago, including Burrup Peninsula, the archipelago was placed on the Australian National Heritage List. Is this enough protection? Many think not.