Kaštelir

prazgodovinska gradišča in etnobotanika za trajnostni turizem

Dea Baričevič (Author), Darko Friš (Editor), Mateja Matjašič Friš (Editor), Aleš Maver (Reviewer), Nataša Pipenbaher (Reviewer)

Abstract

Skladno z naslovom, monografija obravnava tri medsebojno povezane, čeprav specifične tematike: 1) prazgodovinska gradišča, torej bronastodobna in železnodobna višinska utrjena naselja; 2) etnobotaniko oz. rastlinski svet regije in njegovo tradicionalno rabo le-tam; in 3) vključevanje te kulturne in naravne dediščine v trajnostni, do okolja in domačinov prijaznejši turizem. Monografija sledi ciljem projekta: obuditi starodavno povezanost življenja ljudi z rastlinami in jo predstaviti sodobnemu času na način, da bo služila trajnostnem čezmejnem turizmu, razvoju podeželja in sonaravnem ravnanju z okoljem. Rdeča nit projekta so ostanki gradišč ali kaštelirjev, kot se imenujejo v regiji od Krasa do Kvarnerja. Nekoč najmarkantnejše strukture v krajini so danes skoraj popolnoma pozabljena dediščina regije, ki je v prazgodovini tvorila enotno območje.

Keywords

gradišča;prazgodovina;arheologija;arheobotanika;trajnostni turizem;ne zaključna dela;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2021
Typology:	2.02 - Professional Monograph
Organization:	UM FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher:	Univerzitetna založba
UDC:	903(497.5Kaštelir):581.6(0.034.2)
COBISS:	68556803
ISBN:	978-961-286-492-7
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Secondary language:	Croatian
Secondary title:	Kaštelir
Secondary abstract:	According to its title, this monograph addresses three interlinked, but specific themes: 1) prehistoric hill forts, Bronze and Iron Ages elevated fortified settlements; 2) ethnobotany and plants of the region and their traditional use, and 3) the inclusion of this cultural and natural heritage into sustainable tourism, friendlier to the environment and the local population. The monograph follows the project's goals: the revival of the ancient connection between plants and people's lives and its presentation to contemporary times in a way for it to be of use to cross border tourism, rural development and the sustainable treatment of the environment. The project's underlying theme are the remains of hill forts or kaštelirji as they are known in the region from the Karst to Kvarner. Today, these, once the most eminent structures in the landscape, are an almost forgotten heritage of the region that was a united area in prehistory.
Secondary keywords:	Gradišča;Turizem;Obalno-kraška regija (Slovenija);Kvarner (Hrvaška ; regija);Istra (Hrvaška in Slovenija);
Type (COBISS):	Proceedings
Pages:	1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (475 str.))
DOI:	10.18690/978-961-286-492-7
ID:	13085125