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13-05-2021 2021 ICAHM Annual Meeting ICAHM and 2021 organizing committee is proud to present the program for the 2021 ICAHM Annual Meeting: Archaeological Heritage Management: Towards a people centered approach. http://icahm.icomos.org/2021-icahm-annual-meeting-program/ 19-02-2021 WEBINAR - 27 February 2021, 14:00 CET

La dimensión social de la gestión del patrimonio arqueológico 18-01-2021 Call for Papers ICAHM 2021 Annual Meeting - Online/Leiden, the Netherlands - Deadline extended until 15 February! Conference website 17-12-2020 Call for Papers ICAHM 2021 Annual Meeting - Online/Leiden, the Netherlands The ICOMOS International Scientific Committee on Archaeological Heritage Management (ICAHM) is happy to announce that the 2021 ICAHM Annual Meeting will be organized online in close cooperation with Dutch partners: Faculty of Archaeology (Leiden University), Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands, Reinwardt Academy and the LDE Centre for Global Heritage and Development. This meeting is free of charge and open to all. Abstract submission deadline 15 January. Conference website

12-11-2020 ICAHM Webinar on Archaeological Heritage and Tourism Register for this week’s ICAHM Webinar! PROGRAM

14-10-2020 ICAHM Webinar on Authenticity Register for this week’s ICAHM Webinar! 26-11-2019 Call for Projects - World Heritage Volunteers 2020 The World Heritage Volunteers (WHV) Initiative is launching the World Heritage Volunteers Campaign 2020, which welcomes the participation of all interested organisations and institutions, and additionally offers an opportunity to apply for not only one-year cycle, but two-year cycle process. WHV 2020 - Call for Projects 22-11-2019 ICAHM Meeting Canceled It is with great sadness that we must announce that the 2019 ICAHM Meeting that was supposed to be held 29 November to 6 December in Arica, Chile is canceled. It is apparent that the situation has deteriorated further and it is not safe to travel to Arica. We have persevered to continue the conference despite problems in Santiago, but now must acknowledge the grave danger to participants. We would like to extend a very warm thanks to everyone that worked so hard in the preparation of the Meeting, especially our ICAHM colleagues Mario Rivera and Ulises Cardenas and ICOMOS Chile Past President Mario Ferrada Aguillar. <