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THE SUSTAINABILITY OF HERITAGE SITES (MARGINALIZING AND POOR SITES), BY MODERN REVIVAL

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Both Archaeology and Heritage are intrinsically linked in that both are, in effect, a representation or interpretation of a version of the past. In poor sites case Although the sites are very poor, the excavations gives it a positive impact in achieving a part of its revival by a number of specialists in Egyptology, geography, Geology, Zoology, pottery, furthermore using the modern techniques for development may be achieved a large part of its sustainability.

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10.21608/ijmshr.2020.180083

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Tell Tebilla, ‘RA-nfr’, Revival, Archaeology, heritage, Sustainability, Poor Site, Weather Transformation, Site Management

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Heba Maher

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MAHMOUD

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Ancient Egyptian Archaeology Department, Faculty of Arts, Mansoura University, Egypt

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3

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2

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2020-12-01

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2021-06-27

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2020-12-01

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2785-9614

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2785-9622

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IJMSHR_Volume 3_Issue 2_Pages 1-2.pdf

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International Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies in Heritage Research

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THE SUSTAINABILITY OF HERITAGE SITES (MARGINALIZING AND POOR SITES), BY MODERN REVIVAL

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23 Jan 2023