A proposed methodology for monitoring the stages of rebuilding archaeological and historical sites in the cities of Hadramout Governorate, Yemen : the domes of the shrines in the coastal cities of Hadramout as a case study
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Abstract
Constitute the reconstruction of archaeological sites operations and historical with parts of dilapidated or collapsing of the most important and most accurate processes in the field of restoration and preservation of these buildings, in view of what achieved these operations from the continuity of the survival of these ancient buildings in detail the architectural and artistic, but the continued performance of its function in the surroundings of urban often.
Reconstruction operations are usually associated with disasters that may befall archaeological buildings and historical sites, which have been totally or partially destroyed, such as earthquakes, floods, fires and wars.
These operations are carried out based on in-depth studies and accurate documentation of the building's shape, style and details.
Based on that, this research paper came to clarify the role of reconstructions in preserving archaeological buildings and historical sites through an analytical and applied approach in order to set out the most important research ideas for the area and to confirm the results of the research idea in order to clear and confirm the results This study addresses the following points: Architectural conservation methods 1- Introduction and includes (the problem, the goal, and the study methodology).
( the study Problem, Objective, Methodology of the Study).
2- Theoretical approach: reviewing a number of points according to the following: • The need for reconstructions on historic buildings and sites.
• The nature and patterns of reconstructions of monumental buildings and sites.
• Rules and determinants of reconstruction operations for archaeological buildings and sites.
• The different trends in rebuilding archaeological buildings and historic sites.
3- Studies and documents for the buildings concerned with the applied study.
4 - Results and recommendations