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Volume 49: Issue 1-2
Preservation, Sustainable Use and Revitalisation of the Roman Heritage along the Danube – the EU Interreg DTP Project “Living Danube Limes”
Authors:
Anna Kaiser PhD, Centre for Cultural Property Protection, Danube University Krems, Austria

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Raffaela Woller BA, MA, Centre for Cultural Property Protection, Danube University Krems, Austria

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Pages:
155–169
Online Publication Date:
16 Feb 2021
Publication Date:
15 Mar 2021
Article Category:
Research Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1556/096.2021.00004
Keywords:
Roman Danube Limes; archaeology; museum; preservation; cultural heritage; UNESCO World Heritage; sustainability; revitalisation; Danube Region Strategy;
Keywords (Hungarian):
római dunai limes; régészet; múzeum; megőrzés; kulturális örökség; UNESCO Világörökség; fenntarthatóság; rehabilitáció; Dunai Régió Stratégia;
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The Interreg DTP project “Living Danube Limes” aims to establish a stepping stone and sound foundation for the creation of a cultural route spanning the whole Danube area. The project identifies the Roman heritage in the Danube Region as unifying, common historical and cultural heritage. Four tiers compose the holistic approach to valorising the Roman heritage along the Danube: archaeology and history, museums and sites, preservation and sustainable tourism solutions, and raising public awareness on the importance of the Roman heritage; the latter is achieved by an authentic reconstruction of a Roman Danube ship.

Az Európai Unió Interreg Dunai Transznacionális Programja keretében megvalósuló „Elő Dunai Limes”, vagyis „Living Danube Limes” elnevezésű projekt célja, hogy egy kezdő lépcsőfokot, egyúttal szilárd alapot biztosítson egy, a Duna teljes vonalán végighúzódó kulturális útvonal létrehozásához. A projekt a Dunai Régió római kori örökségét egységesítő, közös történeti és kulturális értékként azonosítja. Négy szint alkotja a Duna menti római örökség értékelésének holisztikus megközelítését: régészet és történelem, múzeumok és helyszínek, megőrzés és fenntartható turisztikai megoldások, valamint a római örökség fontosságának tudatosítása a lakosságban. Ez utóbbi célt segíti elő egy római dunai hajó hiteles rekonstruálása.

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