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Dry walls recognized as UNESCO heritage

Posted on December 1, 2018August 18, 2026 By Sara Zoppi No Comments on Dry walls recognized as UNESCO heritage
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DSC_6543Italian and other dry-stone walls were added to UNESCO’s list of the world’s intangible heritage of humanity.

The articles below offer an in-depth analysis about the Manarola Foundation’s work to rebuild the dry-stone walls collapsed.
Moreover it is mentioned the dry-stone walls workshop organized by the National Park of Cinqueterre together with the Manarola Foundation in order to teach and transmit to residents this ancient building technique.

Il secolo 29/11/2018

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