Forgotten Castle Landscapes: Connecting Monuments and Landscapes through Heritage and Research

Q1 Arts and Humanities

Landscapes (United Kingdom) Pub Date : 2019-07-03 DOI:10.1080/14662035.2020.1857909

A. Pluskowski, R. Banerjea, Guillermo García-Contreras

引用次数: 3

Abstract

ABSTRACT This paper introduces the theme of a special issue exploring the connections between castles (broadly defined as medieval fortified sites) and their landscapes, from archaeological and heritage perspectives. It includes a brief case study of how some of the castles in Occitanie, southern France, have been connected with their landscapes in the construction of Le Pays Cathare within the context of promoting regional tourism. GRAPHICAL ABSTRACT

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被遗忘的城堡景观：通过遗产和研究连接纪念碑和景观

摘要本文介绍了一期特刊的主题，从考古和遗产的角度探讨城堡（广义上定义为中世纪设防遗址）与其景观之间的联系。其中包括一个简短的案例研究，说明法国南部欧西塔尼的一些城堡如何在促进区域旅游的背景下，在Le Pays Cathare的建设中与它们的景观联系在一起。图形摘要

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Landscapes (United Kingdom) Arts and Humanities-History

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期刊介绍： The study of past landscapes – and their continuing presence in today’s landscape - is part of one of the most exciting interdisciplinary subjects. The integrated study of landscape has real practical applications for a society navigating a changing world, able to contribute to understanding landscape and helping shape its future. It unites the widest range of subjects in both Arts and Sciences, including archaeologists, ecologists, geographers, sociologists, cultural and environmental historians, literature specialists and artists.