Un panel asesor de la UNESCO ha recomendado añadir los sitios arqueológicos de Asuka-Fujiwara, en el oeste de Japón, a la Lista del Patrimonio Cultural Mundial.
La recomendación fue emitida el 6 de junio de 2026. Los sitios se encuentran en la región de Nara y representan antiguas capitales. La decisión del panel sigue a evaluaciones sobre el valor arqueológico de las ubicaciones. De ser aprobados, los sitios obtendrían reconocimiento internacional bajo las directrices de la UNESCO.
The Uttar Pradesh government has added 39 sites, from settlement mounds dating to 1,000 BC and Kushan-era remains to colonial buildings, to its list of state-protected monuments. The Archaeological Advisory Committee approved the inclusion in a recent review meeting. Officials emphasized developing a 'Kushan trail' across the state.
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UNESCO officials visited South Korea last week to review preparations for the World Heritage Committee meeting in Busan. A four-member team inspected the BEXCO convention center and nearby accommodations, according to the Korea Heritage Service. The visit precedes the 48th session scheduled for July 19-29.
The remains of 193 Japanese war dead from World War II were added to the Chidorigafuchi National Cemetery in Tokyo. The addition brought the total number of people laid to rest there to 371,167.