Bulletin 101 Published
Photo Caption: Remnants of the aereal ropeway at the Aucanquilcha volcano mining camp in the
Antofagasta Region of northern Chile. Considered the world’s highest-altitude mine between 1913 and 1993, it is the subject of the interdisciplinary Alto Cielo Archaeological Project (photo Rodrigo Lorca)
TICCIH Bulletin No. 101 has been published and distributed electronically to all current TICCIH members. For access to the complete Bulletin, join or renew your TICCIH membership.
Contents of Bulletin No. 101:
- INSPIRATIONAL INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE – IN PRAISE OF POLAND : Miles Oglethorpe, TICCIH President
INTERVIEW
- FAREWELL INTERVIEW WITH JAMES DOUET – Joeri Januarius
TICCIH NEWS
- COLLABORATIVE MAP OF INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE IN LATIN AMERICA – Marion Steiner
- INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE, SOCIAL ISSUES AND CHALLENGES – María Esperanza Rock Núñez TIM
- OPINION
- HERITAGE AT RISK: SAFEGUARDING THE KORTRIJK RAILWAY STATION (BELGIUM) – Adriaan Linters
- BERINGEN: TEST CASE TO HOLLOW OUT PROTECTED MONUMENTS? – open letter
WORLDWIDE
- THE RESEARCH FARM GHOST TOWN – Noel Murphy and Monika Schott
- AUCANQUILCHA’S AERIAL ROPEWAY AND THE WORLD’S HIGHEST MINING CAMP – Francisco Rivera
- WENZHOU ALUM MINE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF TECHNOLOGY – Shujing Feng
- THE THIRD LONGEST CLOCK IN THE WORLD IS NO LONG WORKING – Mostafa Abo Shamia
- SHREWSBURY FLAXMILL MALTING – Rebecca Reeves
- EUROPEAN INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE AWARDS – Joeri Januarius
- HISTORICAL FISH CANNING FACTORIES IN THE CANARY ISLANDS (SPAIN): THE EXAMPLE OF LA GOMERA – Amara Florido
- LAND-IN-PRO, A RESEARCH PROJECT ON (POST)INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPES – Federica Pompejano
- PANAMA TITAN CRANE. KEY MOMENT FOR ITS SAFEGUARDING – Carlos Mateo Caballos
- OIL HERITAGE IN THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE. SPINDLETOP-GLADYS CITY BOOMTOWN – Zachary S. Casey and Asma Mehan
BOOK REVIEW
- RIO GRANDE STEAM FINALE – Betsy Fahlman