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Sustainable Historic Towns

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SUSTAINABLE HISTORIC TOWNS
Urban Heritage as an Asset of Development

Editor Marianne Lehtimäki

Sustainable Historic Towns –project and the National Board of Antiquities 2006, 128 s., nid., ISBN 951-616-141-3, ISSN 1236-6447. Free of charge. Orders: hannele.cadiroglu@nba.fi

The project report shares the project experiences during 2003-2005. The project activities have focused on improved ways to identify, analyse, evaluate and manage local historic characteristics in town fabrics.

The cover of the book URBAN HERITAGE – COLLECTIVE PRIVILEGE

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URBAN HERITAGE – COLLECTIVE PRIVILEGE

Report on the 2 nd Baltic Sea Region Cultural Heritage Forum

Editor Marianne Lehtimäki

The National Board of Antiquities 2005, 248 p., paperback, ISBN 951-616-133-2, ISSN 1236-6439, EUR 25,00 (inclusive VAT)

The 2nd Baltic Sea Region Cultural Heritage Forum took place in Helsinki 9. –12. 6.2005. The theme of the Forum was Urban Heritage -  Collective Privilege. The purpose of the Forum was to gather together various instances around the Baltic Sea to develop and promote co-operation on cultural heritage issues. Both professionals, researchers, non governmental organisations, politicians and public were involved to create a multisided programme. This report presents the proceedings and events of the Forum. It includes the presentations held in the Plenum and pre-Forum seminars, and summarises the four related exhibitions.

CAN WE LEARN FROM THE HERITAGE LOST IN A FIRE? -kirjan kansikuva

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CAN WE LEARN FROM THE HERITAGE LOST IN A FIRE?
Experiences and practices on the fire protection of historic buildings in Finland, Norway and Sweden

Editor Anu Laurila

2004, 80 pages, paperback, ISBN 951-616-115-4, ISSN 1236-6439, EUR 5,00 (inclusive VAT)

This publication is the result of the ”Can we learn from the heritage lost in a fire?” project in which Finland, Norway and Sweden consulted about their experiences and knowledge of fires and the fire protection in historic buildings. The publication consists of three main themes: case studies, fire protection and actions after a fire. In addition it presents general information and some aspects of preventing a fire in historic wooden towns and an essay concerning the problem of rebuilding after a fire.
OLAVINLINNA CASTLE THE STREAM OF HISTORICAL EVENTS AT OLAVINLINNA

OLAVINLINNA VUOLAIDEN VIRTOJEN RAJALINNOITUS
OLOFSBORG GRÄNSFÄSTNING MELLAN STRÖMMARNA
OLAVINLINNA CASTLE THE STREAM OF HISTORICAL EVENTS AT OLAVINLINNA

1999, ISBN 951-616-043-3, EUR 15,00 (inclusive VAT)

This unique multimedia CD-ROM presents the colourful history of the Olavinlinna Castle, located in Savonlinna, in eastern Finland. The castle was built at the end of the Middle Ages at a crossing point of eastern and western culture.

Selling of the publications

The publications are on sale at the museum shop of the National Museum and can also be ordered by post.
Send order to: National Board of Antiquities, Orders of Publications, P.O. BOX 913, FIN-00101 Helsinki, FINLAND or by E-mail to: kirjatilaus@nba.fi
Packning costs and postages are to be added to the prices.

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The publications of the National Board of Antiquities are also on sale at the virtual bookstore Granum (http://granum.uta.fi/granum/)

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