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Invisible Heritage: (Re)construction of Historical Topoi in the Urban Structure of Rijeka

This paper addresses the process of reconstruction of material heritage in the urban setting and how it applies to the ideas of public archaeology and by doing so, considers the aims of public archaeology and their specific application to a Roman Tarsatica in Rijeka, Croatia. If public archaeology is going to be open and inclusive, we need to begin to think of the ways in which multiple voices are possible and encouraged, where conservation moves from the frozen moments in time to include histories of objects in the longue durée, and where presentations move from the static visual imagery in the museums to employing new technologies and media on site.

Rijeka, heritage, Late Antiquity, Early Christianity, urbanisation, art

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