Indicator: AATH-19 Listings in the Antarctic Heritage Register
Data
A listing of artefacts and items contained in the Antarctic Heritage Register can be found at:
Source: Department of the Environment and Heritage, 2006
What the data mean
The Australian Antarctic Division has developed an Antarctic Heritage Register which is a publicly accessible GIS-linked database. It includes sites and all items of movable and fixed cultural heritage. It is currently being populated and will provide a useful tool for management of historic sites in the Australian Antarctic Territory.
Further, it has been designed to record deterioration over time so that it can be monitored and priorities can be established for conservation and restoration work.
The database when completed will include:
- Antarctic art works
- Antarctic Division library artefacts
- Cape Denison (Mawson’s Huts) artefacts
- Davis Station artefacts
- Heard Island artefacts
- Macquarie Island artefacts
- Wilkes Station artefacts
Data Limitations
More on site surveys are required to assess what artefacts exist in Australia’s Antarctic Territory and in collections outside the territory.
Issues for which this is an indicator and why
Australian Antarctic Territory — Cultural heritage aspects - Responses for conserving heritage sites and collections
This indicator tells us what artefacts within and outside of Australia’s Antarctic Territory have been catalogued.
Other indicators for this issue:
- AATH-16 Development and implementation of management plans
- AATH-17 Sites protection through listing
- AATH-18 On-site surveys
- NCH-10 Funding provided to heritage and other agencies for historic heritage places
- NCH-12 Funding provided to heritage and other agencies for heritage collections
- NCH-13 Changes in heritage legislation
Key
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