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cultural heritage

View of Palmyra with the Temple of Bel, Syria

80% of Ancient Wonder Palmyra Destroyed In Wake of Assad Ouster

The innovative multi-task neural network achieves simultaneous depth estimation and soft-edge detection in a single network, producing clear 3D reconstructed images of relief-type cultural heritage objects from a single old photo.

AI Brings Ancient Temple Carvings Back to Life Using Historical Photos

Italian winemaking town sets example for EU rural revival

Dance and games offer glimpses of life – and death – in ancient Italy

Polders in the Tai Lake Basin, China, 2022. Polders are an important part of China's water heritage, but they are disappearing

Why polders are an important part of China’s water heritage

Traditional cooperative fishing between Lahille's bottlenose dolphins and artisanal net-casting fishers in Laguna, Brazil.

Fishing in synchrony brings mutual benefits for dolphins and people

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