After the Quake: Preserving Artifacts of Kathmandu | Share My Lesson

In this lesson on After the Quake, students explore cultural artifacts in Nepal and discuss ways in which artifacts are used in their daily lives. Earthquakes and other natural disasters can destroy valuable cultural artifacts, but local and global efforts can protect and restore relics for future generations.

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The Nepal Quake: Protecting Cultural Heritage

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