NSP Documents

Type Series

Date 1960-2008

Extent

Type and number of units: Textual records, equivalent to 20 linear centimeters.

Content: This series encompasses a diverse range of materials documenting significant cultural heritage sites, conservation efforts, and archaeological projects spanning from 1968 to 2008. It includes mainly reports, but also maps, notes, and measured drawings that provide valuable insights into global preservation initiatives.

Among the highlights are comprehensive documentation of conservation efforts in Lebanon, particularly focusing on Beirut and the archaeological site of Tyre, as well as detailed reports on Nubian heritage impacted by the construction of the Aswan High Dam in Egypt. The collection also features a site assessment for the preservation of the Angono Petroglyphs in the Philippines and a report on the Côa Valley Archaeological Park in Portugal. Additionally, it includes studies of the Roman Villa del Casale in Sicily, Italy, and the archaeological site of Troy in Turkey.

Overall, this collection showcases the diverse and extensive work undertaken by Nicholas Stanley-Price throughout his career as a consultant, highlighting his contributions to the safeguarding and study of cultural heritage across continents and his dedication to advancing preservation and archaeological research on a global scale.

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