[Entire Issue]
National Park Service. 1996. [Entire Issue]. CRM (Cultural Resources Management). 19(3):1-64
Contents: PRESERVATION IN THE PACIFIC BASIN Asia and the Pacific-A Big Area to Cover! "The Future of Asia's Past"—An International Conference on the Preservation of Asia's Architectural Heritage Historic Preservation Programs and the Community-The Example of Hawai'i Historic Preservation Training in Micronesia-An Assessment of Needs Learning from Levuka, Fiji—Preservation in the First Colonial Capital Notes on Preservation in Singapore Heritage Conservation in Japan-An Eyewitness View Heads or Tails? The Preservation of Western-style Buildings in China In the Shadow of Skyscrapers—Hong Kong's Colonial Buildings Await New Custodians Little Town in the Big City—Chinatown in the First Port of Gold Mountain Honolulu's Chinatown Japanese-American Cultural Resources in Western Washington Research, Education, and Cultural Resource Management at Angkor Borei, Cambodia Angkor Borei The World Monuments Fund and Training at Angkor/University of Phnom Penh Valuing the Ordinary—an Australian Perspective The Burra Charter at Work in Australia War Remains—The Culture of Preservation in the Southwest Pacific World War II Battlefields and National Parks in the Pacific Historic Military Properties in the Pacific
- Type
- Journal Article
- Authors
- National Park Service
- Units
- HIST , WAPA
- Keywords
- Cultural Resources, cultural tourism, USS Arizona Memorial, world monuments fund