We show how the dire state of the Earth's rivers entangles intimately with
'thingifying'processes at the heart of colonial modernity. Known in many precolonial and …

This paper discusses the impact of co-creation in the context of heritage tourism. By
examining co-creative strategies that promote participative interpretation of archaeological …

Purpose This paper provides a comprehensive exploration of the historical evolution and
contemporary transformations inherent in cultural landscapes, framed within the narrative of …

Focused on religiogeographic practices in contemporary western paganism (neopaganism),
this paper aims to fill a gap in the existing literature through a critical assessment of how …

During the middle years of the twentieth century, British pioneers of Wicca, the neopagan
witchcraft religion, adopted prehistoric megaliths as 'sacred sites' and appropriated the …

Abstract The Medway Megaliths, a series of seven archaeological monuments located in
Kent, South-eastern England, are today viewed as “sacred sites” by practitioners of various …

New religious movements (NRMs) are described as religions that have emerged from the
nineteenth century up to the present. The spiritual marketplace also drives many of these …

The nature of modern religious Druidry remains a subject of contestation for practitioners.
Some conceive of it as the literal survival of the religion practised by the druids of Iron Age …

Le rendez-vous avait été donné vers 13h par Boutios, l'un des trois responsables de la
Communauté des Druides du Québec, directement à son domicile, situé non loin du centre …

This paper presents a computational methodological framework applied to the study of
academic literature about surviving tangible heritage to highlight existing heritage data …