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    Bases de Données et représentation spatiale des mosaïques romaines du Maroc
    (Bursa Uludağ Üniversitesi, 2019-08-16) Bouzoubaa, Nissma; Dekayir, Abdelilah
    Morocco boasts a rich and extensive heritage of Roman mosaics. Each of these mosaics is assigned a very detailed record documenting their discovery, dimensions, state of conservation, and so on. A good number of the mosaics have been removed from their original site and are currently in storerooms awaiting restoration. The objective of this project is to create a GIS database that will collate all the records for each of these mosaics. Geo-referencing software (ArcGIS) can be used to view the mosaics in situ. The creation of such a database will make it easier to access information about each mosaic and to facilitate management and decision making.
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    Le patrimoine mosaïstique en Tunisie: Un etat de lieu
    (Bursa Uludağ Üniversitesi, 2019-10-09) Hajji, Jamel
    This research aims to draw a diagnosis, as exhaustive as possible, of the Tunisian mosaic heritage. Through multiple investigations of sites -some of which are inscribed on the World Heritage List- reserves and museums, (ffty-three different locations) we try to reveal some hidden aspects of an often-unknown iceberg. Similarly, we examine the impact of the conservative/preservative programs and strategies, as well as the methods and practices followed, undertaken from the beginning of the second half of the last century until today, so far to ensure, the longevity, preservation and safeguarding of such a cultural heritage. What exactly are we preserving? A witness of history, a scientifc document or simply an element of cultural show? Can we really talk about the existence of a national strategy to preserve such civilizational earnings? The practices of decision-makers, are they really respecting the universal standards and requirements? Moreover, we question the reliability and effciency of the methods and practices that still organize the inventories, archives, presentation and exposure. Would the norms and the fundamental principles, fxed by universal texts, be unknown! What is the mosaic/document considered as? A beautiful object to see, a fashy presented to the general public! Or an archaeological testimony with signifcant, historical, artistic, technical and scientifc values!