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Common Cultural Connection's
Date du début: 1 oct. 2014, Date de fin: 1 avr. 2016,
The CCC’s project aims to tackle a number of significant heritage issues common to all three partner countries. The heritage issues include diversifying audiences, overcoming barriers to access and presenting heritage that is not easy for the general public to see and visit. By combining the skills and specialisms of the two partners, with the MAT’s expertise in the development and delivery of inn ...
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artnering for Risk Management and Engagement on the Coast (PRiME-C)
Date du début: 31 déc. 2013, Date de fin: 30 oct. 2014,
The PRiME-C cluster partners recognise that coastal zones are under continuous and increasing pressure on account of population density and the wealth of coastal resources.Many sectors are competing within this vital space while experiencing stalled socio-economic growth. In addition, the 2 Seas region is being impacted by coastal and climate change and their associated risks (such as rising sea l ...
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Archaeology, art and coastal heritage - tools to support coastal management and climate change planning across the Channel Regional Sea. (ARCH-MANCHE)
Date du début: 31 oct. 2011, Date de fin: 29 sept. 2014,
The 2 Seas area is one of the richest in terms of its archaeology, art and coastal maritime heritage. The Arch-Manche project will establish a methodology for demonstrating its value as a resource to support the understanding of long-term coastal change and its impact on human settlement. A study of these data will allow us all to understand and model the ways in which we have adapted to climate c ...
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Atlas Archéologique des 2 Mers (A2S)
Date du début: 30 oct. 2007, Date de fin: 29 juin 2012,
The Archaeological Atlas of the 2 Seas project aims to map the available underwater data for the two seas. The first step will merge French, British and Flemish data to create a comprehensive underwater archaeological landscape, which will include the location of known shipwrecks, contextual data and legal and regulatory information. Thanks to this, the project team will be able to determine zones ...
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