2021 Session 1: Asia-Pacific Maritime Cultural Landscape: an Austronesian Cultural Identity?

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Title

2021 Session 1: Asia-Pacific Maritime Cultural Landscape: an Austronesian Cultural Identity?

Subject

Session 1 papers

Description

Papers presented at Session 1 of the 2021 Asia Pacific Regional Conference on Underwater Cultural Heritage

Creator

Asia Pacific Regional Conference on Underwater Cultural Heritage

Publisher

The Museum of Underwater Archaeology

Date

November 2021

Rights

Asia Pacific Regional Conference on Underwater Cultural Heritage

Language

English

Rights Holder

Asia Pacific Regional Conference on Underwater Cultural Heritage

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Fish Guests of the Stone Fish Weirs and Traps- Two Case Studies in Jibei and Qimei Islands, Penghu Archipelago, Taiwan
The Penghu Archipelago, Taiwan, has the highest concentration of stone fish weirs in the world. Most built
several hundred years ago, some of which are in use by local people today. This paper describes the
longstanding traditional knowledge and…

Stone Weirs Investigation by using Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Photogrammetry
Stone weirs are a traditional fishing method as well as an important underwater cultural asset of Taiwan. There
are about 600 stone weirs in Penghu and more than 100 of them in the western coastal area of Taiwan that are
still in use. This study…

Round Table on Intangible and Underwater Cultural Heritage Data (I/UCH)<br /><br /> Collection in the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM)
The purpose of this project was to carry out anthropological research in outer islands of the Federated States of
Micronesia (FSM) as identified and pre-arranged by traditional community organizations and historic
preservation offices of Chuuk…
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