THE CONTINUATION OF 9000-YEAR AGO SETTLEMENTS—JIAHU SITE MUSEUM’S RESEARCH ON THE SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES OF VILLAGE STRUCTURES

Moze Wang; Liu Kecheng; Wang Run; Wu Chao; Xiang Yang

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THE CONTINUATION OF 9000-YEAR AGO SETTLEMENTS—JIAHU SITE MUSEUM’S RESEARCH ON THE SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES OF VILLAGE STRUCTURES

Authors

Moze Wang
Liu Kecheng
Wang Run
Wu Chao
Xiang Yang

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4. Contemporary Challenges in Heritage Discourse - A critical examination of the state of the art in heritage discussions, considering the evolving perspectives and challenges that have emerged since the inception of the Venice Charter. Examining the relevance of the Venice Charter in the current context, with a focus on challenges posed by the Western divide between nature and culture, the growing importance of metropolises, social inequities, the environmental impact of human activities, disasters and conflicts, among others.

Publishing Date

11/04/2025

Country of Publishing

Brazil | Brasil

Language of Publishing

Inglês

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https://www.even3.com.br/anais/icomos-scientific-symposium-2024-439820/811078-the-continuation-of-9000-year-ago-settlementsjiahu-site-museums-research-on-the-sustainable-strategies-of-villa

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978-65-272-1284-3

Keywords

Jiahu heritage, Public participation, Rural revitalization, Village structure

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The Jiahu site is a Neolithic Peiligang culture site that dates from 9,000 to 7,700 years ago. It is one of the earliest civilizations in China and has great historical and cultural value. According to research, the Jiahu site is both a settlement and a village, and it continues to be Jiahu Village to this day. The settlement's ring trench evolved into today's cofferdam. Since floods occur frequently here, local villagers have traditional wisdom to fight against natural disasters. The Jiahu village’s structure has important value. Therefore, the protection of the site should not only focus on the site itself, but also need to consider the environment and structure as well. For example, the Jiahu villagers should serve as the protectors and stakeholders of the site, so as to preserve the structure of Jiahu Village. This meets with UNESCO’s latest requirements for heritage protection. This article sorts out the strategies of the Jiahu Heritage Museum from the initial planning stage to the operation, which are mainly divided into four sections, conservation planning strategies coordinated with village and its surroundings, design strategies for the balance between village cultural center and museum, construction strategies for villagers' public participation in museum construction, and operation strategies for villagers as museum staff. The above strategies aim to provide new ideas for the protection and utilization of large rural heritage sites, and to promote rural development while protecting culture.

Title of the Event: ICOMOS SCIENTIFIC SYMPOSIUM 2024
City of the Event: Ouro Preto
Title of the Proceedings of the event: ICOMOS 2024 Scientific Symposium Proceedings
Name of the Publisher: Even3
Means of Dissemination: Meio Digital

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WANG, Moze et al.. THE CONTINUATION OF 9000-YEAR AGO SETTLEMENTS—JIAHU SITE MUSEUM’S RESEARCH ON THE SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES OF VILLAGE STRUCTURES.. In: ICOMOS 2024 Scientific Symposium Proceedings. Anais...Ouro Preto(MG) Convention Center / UFOP/ UFMG Campus, 2024. Available in: https//www.even3.com.br/anais/icomos-scientific-symposium-2024-439820/811078-THE-CONTINUATION-OF-9000-YEAR-AGO-SETTLEMENTSJIAHU-SITE-MUSEUMS-RESEARCH-ON-THE-SUSTAINABLE-STRATEGIES-OF-VILLA. Access in: 13/07/2025