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Clothes of 1924 head for Everest
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An interesting way to understand history by re-creating in faithful detail of what was known. And using that recreation in the way it was meant to function. With the increasing focus on the need to preserve intangible heritage (as opposed to the more established work in tangible heritage), perhaps more recognition may be given to that extremely interesting terrain in between the two - that of making tangible what was previously intangible through recreation or reconstruction in a manner as close to the original as possible.