Religious heritage from Europe

Religious heritage from Europe

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Institutions

Future of Religious Heritage

Future for Religious Heritage (FRH) is committed to reaching the goal of engaging Europeans from every community in the heritage and culture of Europe. Founded in 2008, FRH is a non-profit, non-religious, organisation dedicated to building a Pan European Network of heritage connections devoted to providing European citizens with opportunities to participate in, and appreciate, all forms of heritage and culture throughout Europe. In this deposit, FRH made sure that pPhotos capturing famous religious sites across Europe is preserved for eternity.

Other Collections

Chinese calligraphy font for love, a gift to the future by Xiaomi and MediaStorm, capturing today's visions of the future.

Multiple Institutions

A Gift to the Future

Preserving humanity's legacy for millennia: The 'A Gift to the Future' project by MediaStorm and Xiaomi captures our world's essence.

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Norwegian sports history

Mjøndalen Sports Association

Norwegian sports history

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The Likneset burial site on Svalbard, where 17th-century whalers' graves face climate-driven coastal erosion

Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research (NIKU)

Safeguarding Likneset

NIKU partners with the Arctic World Archive to preserve data from its Likneset Project, documenting how climate erosion threatens Svalbard's 17th-century whalers' graves.

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