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Famous Monuments Around The World: Part 2 #Monuments are timeless witnesses to #human #history, #culture, and #artistry. They exemplify our #beliefs, #achievements, and #architectural expertise as a #society. These iconic #structures span continents and centuries, showcasing the #diversity and #creativity of #civilizations throughout history.

Famous Monuments Around The World: Part 2 #Monuments are timeless witnesses to #human #history, #culture, and #artistry. They exemplify our #beliefs, #achievements, and #architectural expertise as a #society. These iconic #structures span continents and centuries, showcasing the #diversity and #creativity of #civilizations throughout history.

Famous Monuments Around The World: Part 2 #Monuments are timeless witnesses to #human #history, #culture, and #artistry. They exemplify our #beliefs, #achievements, and #architectural expertise as a #society. These iconic #structures span continents and centuries, showcasing the #diversity and #creativity of #civilizations throughout history.

Regular #Museummaintenance is paramount in safeguarding cultural artifacts. Consistent care helps prevent deterioration, ensuring these treasures endure for future generations. Through routine cleaning and upkeep, we safeguard their integrity, preserving invaluable pieces of history and artistry. Maintenance not only sustains their aesthetic appeal but also honors their cultural significance. Neglect can lead to irreversible damage, jeopardizing the legacy they represent. At #CityWideJani, we understand the importance of professional maintenance in cultural preservation. DM us today for expert care and preservation solutions. 💬 #CulturalPreservation 

A patrimonial preservation approach : It is in a desire to be linked to this rich and ancient history that we also acquire and restore 18th, 19th and 20th century archives, breathing new life into an emblematic French heritage that we help to preserve and which sit alongside our own creations. We are building up a collection of archive collections preserved in optimal conditions and digitized in very high definition allowing us to reproduce as faithfully as possible the appearance of old fabrics as well as original gouaches. This preservation approach makes it possible to document an era, a society, and to restore to view the richness of details whose contours had gradually dissipated over time.

The Pantheon might be the most famous temple in Rome, but I'll show you a huge structure (the grottoni)- the secret rooms of the Pantheon rarely accessible to the public. They were built to shore up the Pantheon rotunda during its construction in the Trajanic-Hadrianic era. We can explore this fascinating structure to learn something new about the Pantheon! https://lnkd.in/dKhjpyAi

A monument is a type of structure that was explicitly created to commemorate a person or event, or which has become relevant to a social group as a part of their remembrance of historic times or cultural heritage, due to its artistic, historical, political, technical or architectural importance. In Virtual World its very easy to see monuments but very difficult to create it but output is always impressive #ANDEvents #ANDIdeas #andlive #virtualevents #virtualevent #virtualconference #virtualassistant #onlineevent #online #onlinebusiness #onlineadvertising #monument #monuments

What draws you into historical masterpieces? What intrigues me the most about learning the history behind structures, on how they reflect the cultural, political, and artistic evolution of their time. Each building is rich with history and artistry, from ancient cathedrals to renaissance palaces and each building tells a unique story of the people who built it, the era it was created in, and the purpose it served. Exploring these masterpieces up close and discovering the stories they hold will be such an inspiring experience.

@redevelopment of historical buildings

A recent trip to the Couvert des Jacobins in Toulouse (and their exhibition on the Cathars and the Albigensian Crusade) reawoke the medieval historian in me. (And the rest of Toulouse and Aquitaine awoke the gastronomer in me!) The exhibition focuses on an obscure so-called heretical sect, the Cathars, who were pursued with avengeance by the Church and French crown in the 1200s. For 150 years it has been received wisdom that the Cathars believed in a duallist world, that they had a whole alternative ecclesiastical structure, and that whole communities in Languedoc were fully committed to heresy. Recently, this has been successfully challenged by revisionist historians. Why is this relevant to LinkedIn? Because the 150 years of received opinion proved to be a castle built on sand: there is no direct evidence that these people believed in what they were accused of. I guess the lesson in this is to always challenge assumptions and go to the primary sources/data! Oh, and that holidays in the south of France awesome.