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Landscape Architecture in South Asia and Beyond
LA! Journal of Landscape Architecture is a quarterly periodical covering conservation and design issues for the landscape architecture community. While the focus of the journal is South Asia, the publication addresses matters of international relevance.

View a preview of the current issue, Conserving Biodiversity

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AKTC-Afghanistan Newsletter XIII
The latest Aga Khan Trust for Culture in Afghanistan Newsletter is available in the ArchNet Digital Library : May/June 2008 AKTC-Afghanistan Newletter.

This newsletter focuses on the management of the newly restored Bagh-e Babur Gardens, documentation of the Bala Hissar, and activities in the city of Herat. For more information on the activities of the AKTC in Afghanistan, please email information@aktc.akdn-afg.org.

Other AKTC-Afghanistan newsletters are also available in the Publication section of the ArchNet Digital Library.

James de Vere Allen Collection
ArchNet is very happy to announce a new collection of rare Swahili Kingdom images in its Digital Library, the James de Vere Allen Collection.

At present, this collection includes 185 black & white images of the Palace at Gedi, the Great Mosque of Gedi, the Kongo Mosque, the McCrindle house, and the Lamu cityscape, as well as other Kenyan sites.

Sourced from Mr. Allen's archive, which he donated to MIT in 1988, the online publication of these images was made possible with the kind permission of the family of James de Vere Allen.

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