Documenting Maritime Cultural Heritage
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Documenting Maritime Cultural Heritage
Monday, 11 April, 2022
26th April 2022 10am-6pm
Museum of Literature Ireland
86 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2, Ireland and online
Registration is free. In-person attendance is limited. Please register for in-person or to receive a virtual link at:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/harbourview-symposium-registration-293993070187
The one day symposium concludes activities of the ESRC- IRC funded UK-Ireland networking project co-led by Cardiff University and University College Dublin Harbourview. It draws together community representatives and experts to present the future challenges and opportunities for the preservation and documentation of historic harbours in Ireland and Wales.
Programme
10:00 Harbourview: Introduction Dr Oriel Prizeman, Cardiff University
10:10 Keynote: Harbour heritage: Critical reflections on remote pasts and stormy futures Dr Linde Egberts, Vrije Universiteit
10:50 Q&A followed by coffee break
The Use of Digital Tools
11:30 ICOMOS & Potential of Local Community Bill Hastings, ARC Consultants
11:50 Harbourview Case Studies & Digital Tools Dr Oriel Prizeman, Cardiff University
12:10 Ballydehob Quay and its Small Satellite Quays Cormac Levis, Local Maritime Historian
12:30 Q&A followed by lunch (provided)
Inventories, Classifications & Management
14:00 Harbours of Co Galway – Insights into the 2001 Report Ronan Waters, Ryan Hanley Engineering
14:20 Classifications & Taxonomies Hilary Wyatt, Cardiff University
14:40 The Role of National Bodies Dr Julian Whitewright, RCAHMW
15:00 Harbour Conservation: Bullock Harbour, Ireland Lisa Edden, CORA Engineering
15:20 Q&A followed by coffee break
Closing Remarks & Reception
16:00 Coastal Heritage, Communities & Climate Change Dr Elizabeth Shotton, UCD
16:30 Q&A
Reception