IOANNIS LIRITZIS

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University of Edinburgh, College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences, Honorary Fellow

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Distinguished Professor at AMEU University, Slovenia. Since 2021. Dean of the European Academy of Sciences Class IV Natural Sciences. Full professor of Archaeometry and Physical Sciences at the Aegean University, Rhodes, Greece. Specialized in Natural Sciences in Archaeology- Cultural Heritage-Geonvironment, though during his carrier he has done research on a range of multidisciplinary fields. Amongst his innovative research are surface luminescence dating, obsidian hydration dating, and contributions in interdisciplinary fields of geophysics, astronomy, archaeoastronomy, digital culture, palaeoclimatic variations, seismic periodicities, historical auroral records, Holocene climates, chronological methods in the quaternary. Academician, Honorary Professor, Honorary Fellow, Distinguished Professor at various academic establishments. Has received numerous distinctions and Archaeometry Awards. Editor in Chief/ Member of Editorial Boards of many journals.Elected as Membre Correspondance de l’ Academie de Sciences, Arts et Belles Lettres de Dijon (2003).
Supervisors: Prof Peter Higgs (Edinburgh)- Dr R.B.Galloway (Edinburgh)- Prof H.Schwartz (McMaster University).- Prof. K.Creer (Edinburgh)
Address: Henan University, Kaifeng 475001, Minglun Road 85, China.

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Heritage Science, 2025

Archaeological sites serve as unique spatial carriers that preserve historical memories and cultu... more Archaeological sites serve as unique spatial carriers that preserve historical memories and cultural heritage, making their protection and the integrated development of cultural tourism critical issues in the field of cultural heritage studies. This study investigates the spatial distribution and correlation between archaeological sites (ASs) and cultural tourism resources (CTRs) in Shanxi Province, using a spatial database of ASs. The findings show that: (1) Shanxi has abundant ASs and CTRs, with ASs concentrated in the southern region. The distribution of CTRs largely mirrors that of ASs. (2) A strong positive correlation exists between ASs and CTRs, particularly with museums. In terms of spatial combinations, ASs show a more pronounced synergy with national key cultural relics protection units. (3) Integration of ASs and CTRs in Shanxi is classified into four types, with the southern region showing the highest integration, designated as the AS-CTR advantage area. Tailored strategies for further integration could be developed based on regional resource advantages, spatial correlations, and integration types.

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