Valuing rock art: a view from Northumberland in North East England
Valuing rock art: a view from Northumberland in North East England
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DOI：
10.1080/13527258.2016.1274668
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发表时间：
2017-01
影响因子：
1.8
通讯作者：
A. Mazel
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作者：
A. Mazel
摘要 自世纪之交以来，主要关注英国诺森伯兰的三个岩石艺术项目（诺森伯兰岩石艺术：贝肯索尔档案馆的网络访问、手机上的岩石艺术以及遗产与科学：共同关心岩石艺术）已通过互联网向公众广泛提供信息和图像。所有三个项目都受到《法鲁公约》以及《埃纳宪章》和《布拉宪章》所表达的精神的有力支撑，即文化遗产的价值应通过解释来提高。本文调查了对这些数字媒体举措的反应，表明它们扩大了英国和爱尔兰以及全球大量人们对这种古老岩石艺术资源的影响力。此外，它还表明，通过在网上提供这些遗产资源，他们进一步激发了人们对虚拟岩石艺术的渴望，并增加了进行实地参观的可能性。
Abstract Since the turn of the millennium three rock art projects focusing primarily on Northumberland in the United Kingdom (Northumberland Rock Art: Web Access to the Beckensall Archive, Rock Art on Mobile Phones and Heritage and Science: working together in the CARE of rock art) have made information and images widely available to the public via the Internet. All three projects were strongly underpinned by the ethos expressed in the Faro Convention and the Ename and Burra Charters that the value of cultural heritage should be enhanced by interpretation. This paper investigates the responses to these digital media initiatives, showing that they have increased the reach of this ancient rock art resource to large numbers of people in United Kingdom and Ireland, and globally. In addition, it reveals that having made these heritage resources available online, they have created a further desire among people to engage with the rock art virtually with the increased possibility of following this up with an in situ visit.