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Valuing Heritage | Justin Gunther | TEDxSavannah

By Nansy Edwadrs in Culture & Heritage 1398 views 13th January 2017 Video Duration: 00:11:33

As individuals we attach value to places through our memories. Those memories and their associated values guide feelings about what places are worth saving. ...

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