Safeguarding Cultural Heritage: Post-Conflict and Post-Disaster Strategies for Sustainable Museum Management UNESCO Training May 8-13, 2010 Kabul, Afghanistan
Archaeology - Hidden Stupa, Buddhist Monastery in Samangan (Afghanistan)
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Safeguarding Cultural Heritage:
Post-Conflict and Post-Disaster
Strategies for Sustainable Museum
Management
UNESCO Training
May 8-13, 2010Kabul, Afghanistan
Samangan – Takht-i Rostam
Alessandro Califano
UNESCO Training – Session IV
May 9, 2010Kabul, Afghanistan
Samangan
Samangan
Takht-i Rostam – The Setting
Takht-i Rostam – The Hidden Stupa 1/3
Takht-i Rostam – The Hidden Stupa 2/3
Takht-i Rostam – The Hidden Stupa 3/3
Samangan's Monastery – General View
Samangan's Monastery – Lower Access
Samangan's Monastery – Lower Access, Detail
Samangan's Monastery – Large Hall
Samangan's Monastery – Large Hall, Roof
Samangan's Monastery – Monks' Cells
Samangan's Monastery – Second Corridor
Samangan's Monastery – Bassin
Samangan – Credits
All pictures © Alessandro Califano, 2008
Many thanks to People in Need for the
assistance provided to me on that occasion.
© Alessandro Califano, 2010
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