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Stone tidal weirs suggest evolutionary stages of how the human-natural world interacts. From it, “commons” is
reflected in the social and cultural milieus among indigenous/local communities. In the Philippines, an atob is a
stone tidal weir built…

Stone Tidal Weirs can be found all around the world and were once an important way for our
predecessors to sustain their livelihood through fishing. However, in recent years, due to technological
advancements, stone tidal weirs have lost their…

The topic of this abstract fits best within this Session 12 because the study aims to investigate the
potential of digital technologies in promoting the cultural heritage of Stone Tidal Weirs, also known as
"Stone Tidal Weirs" in Taiwan. The Stone…

Our project is based at the location “Xin Hu” in the Angnata village of Huxi township, Penghu. We invite the
professional team of stone tidal weirs masters to guide the repair so that our team can practice, learn, do depth
interviews, record audio…

The Barragup mungah, is situated on Gnaala Karla Boojas land, it is a well-researched site and oral history from
both traditional owners and settler communities. Traditional owners and Western academics emphasise the
importance of the site to…

Traditional hunting and gathering ways of life have existed as the main mode of subsistence for humans since
long and continue to be with some indigenous communities despite the onslaught of urbanization. Arunachal
Pradesh, the North-easternmost…