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Rapid Site Report: Old Hem Pub, Kharkiv, Ukraine

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posted on 2024-10-09, 17:58 authored by Katharyn HansonKatharyn Hanson, Thomas BenderThomas Bender, Jesse Lawrence-Weilmann, Vasyl Rozhko, Roksolana Makar, Mariia Zadorozhna, Anastasiia Oleksii, Viktor Dvornikov, Yulia Frolova, Deniz Cil, Ellen Tuttle, Rassimran Bakhshi, Jacob Aronson, Kaitlyn Fitzgerald, William Welsh, Abigail Maher, Hayden BassettHayden Bassett, Madeleine Gunter-Bassett, Corinne Muller, Kayla Kane, Brian Daniels, Corine Wegener

The Old Hem Pub, located on the ground floor of a residential building in Kharkiv, was destroyed on 14 March 2022. Analysis conducted by the Smithsonian Cultural Rescue Initiative (SCRI), in collaboration with the Penn Cultural Heritage Center at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (PennCHC), the Cultural Heritage Monitoring Lab at the Virginia Museum of Natural History (CHML), the Center for International Development and Conflict Management at the University of Maryland (CIDCM), and the Ukrainian Heritage Monitoring Lab (HeMo), confirmed damage to the entirety of the building containing the Old Hem Pub and residential units. This review was undertaken after reports of the heritage site’s destruction from news outlets.

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CITE THIS REPORT: Hanson, K., Bender, T. J. P., Lawrence-Weilmann, J., Rozhko, V., Makar, R., Zadorozhna, M., Oleksii, A., Frolova, Y., Dvornikov, V., Cil, D., Tuttle, E., Bakhshi, R., Aronson. J., Fitzgerald, K., Welsh, W., Maher, A., Bassett, H., Gunter-Bassett, M., Muller, C. E., Kane, K. E., Daniels, B. I., and Wegener, C. (2024). “Rapid Site Report: Old Hem Pub, Kharkiv, Ukraine,” Virginia Museum of Natural History, Cultural Heritage Monitoring Lab; Ukrainian Heritage Monitoring Lab; University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Penn Cultural Heritage Center; and Smithsonian Institution, Smithsonian Cultural Rescue Initiative. DOI: 10.25573/data.27170025.

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