في الترجمة
Volume 12, Numéro 1, Pages 16-29
2025-12-28
Authors : Mazouz Soumaya . Kadri Abdeldjalil .
UNESCO World Heritage Sites represent invaluable cultural and natural legacies, each bearing unique historical and environmental significance. Their preservation and accessibility rely on precise multilingual documentation, where translation plays a crucial role. This paper examines the concept of Archaeological Translation and its contribution to safeguarding and promoting heritage sites across generations. More than mere linguistic transfer, this specialized translation requires a deep understanding of historically charged terminology and cultural context. Translators act as cultural mediators, ensuring that the identity and significance of these sites are accurately conveyed. By bridging linguistic and cultural gaps, translators enhance tourism marketing, foster cross-cultural understanding, and embed ancient narratives into the collective memory of future generations. Ultimately, Archaeological Translation serves not only as a tool for documentation but also as a means of protecting and promoting these treasured sites on a global scale.
Archaeological Translation ; Sociocultural Translation ; Cultural Heritage ; UNISCO World Heritage Site Documentation ; Casbah of Algiers
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pages 95-113.
Djehiche Aissa
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Boukhal Miloud
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pages 275-287.
Boudjelal Mustapha
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pages 78-86.
لعبادي طارق
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مشتة ياسين
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ص 42-66.
Bourradou Naziha
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Nouri Mounir
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pages 602-621.