TICCIH Bulletin 65, 3rd quarter, 2014 has been published and sent to all current 2014 TICCIH members on August 7, 2014.

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Number 65
3rd quarter, 2014
Contents

TICCIH News
Stone quarry landscapes: newest thematic report for ICOMOS
Second call for papers: Extended deadline to September 15, 2014. TICCIH 2015 Congress, Lille, France; 5-14 September 2015

Report
TICCIH Congress XIV LILLE REGION 2015 
France’s ‘double’ World Heritage site: the Great Saltworks of Salins-les-Bains and the Royal Saltworks at Arc-et-Senans: Geneviève Dufresne

Worldwide
The evolution of early structural iron in China, Russia and Wales: Stephen Hughes
Eloy Alfaro cart mill, Sarchí, Colombia: Ileana Vives Luque
Textile industrial landscape along the Llobregat River, Catalonia: Eusebi Casanelles
A graded approach to conservation in Sweden: Bengt Norling
Property values threaten Kirkaldy Testing Museum, England: Dr Robert Carr
The Atlanterra Project and the development of interpretative animation: Stephen Hughes
Archaeology
The Wealden Iron Research Group: Jeremy Hodgkinson
Industrial museum directions
Professor Antonella Caroli, Director of the Polo Museale del Porto Vecchio (Old Port Museum Centre), Trieste, Italy

Books 
Industrial Sublime: Modernism and the Transformation of New York’s Rivers, 1900-1940: Betsy Fahlman
750 Years of Harbour Cranes in Antwerp: Patrick Viaene
The Making and Remaking of Dismissed Industrial Sites: Dr. Irene G. Curulli

Conference report
II International Congress on Industrial Heritage – Heritage, Museums and Industrial Tourism, Oporto, Portugal: Professor José Manuel Lopes Cordeiro

Coming up
Conferences & Congresses

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