Thematic sections, TICCIH, The International Committee for the Conservation of the Industrial Heritage

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TICCIH is the international organisation for industrial archaeology and the industrial heritage.
Its aim is to study, protect, conserve and explain the remains of industrialisation.

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TICCIH organises thematic sections to help the members with specific interests to meet, communicate and collaborate with one another, promote the study and conservation of the heritage of each section. Membership is open to all members of TICCIH. The sections meet as they require and at the TICCIH Conference.
Proposals for the formation of new sections can be sent to National Representatives or Board Member for approval by the Board.

Section	Secretary/other contacts
Agriculture and food production	Prof. Gracia Dorel-Ferré mailto:gracia.dorel-ferre@wanadoo.fr
Bridges	Eric DeLony, USA pontist@comcast.net Michael Mende, Germany mmende@hbk-bs.de
Communications	Stuart Smith stuartbsmith@chygarth.co.uk
Hydro electricity and electrochemicals	Randi Bartvedt Norwegian Museum of Hydropower and Industry http://www.nvim.no/ - rb@c2h.no Denis Vaaschin & Dr Florence Hachez Leroy, Universite d’Artois denvar@wanadoo.fr - f.hachezleroy@free.fr
Metallurgy	Vladimir Zaparij V.Zaparij@mail.ustu.ru
Mining & Collieries	Miles Oglethorpe Miles.Oglethorpe@rcahms.gov.uk
Paper	Victòria Rabal
Polar Region	Dag Avango avango@kth.se
Railways	José Luis Garcia Rubacalva, Mexico siareags@hotmail.com
Textiles	Prof. Gracia Dorel-Ferré gracia.dorel-ferre@wanadoo.fr The international context for textile sites: draft of TICCIH report by Mark Watson
Water	José Manuel Lopes Cordeiro protem cordeiro@ics.uminho.pt Margarita Ruas, Director, Water Museum of Lisbon

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