Chronology of Problems Toward Isan Salt and Its Cultural Heritage
Keywords:
Isan Salt, Cultural Heritage, Built environment, Vernacular ArchitectureAbstract
The previous studies about Isan salt have been leading to causes of problems and the solution that crops need to be supported and promoted. Types of value through its stories, with tangible and intangible heritage on the typical landscape of Isansalthave beenrevealed throughthe settlement, ritual and beliefsof more than 1000 years, with concrete evidences in archeological and anthropological studies. However, factsand imageof Isansalthavestill beenvague withlimited opportunities for further studies.
This article is leading to important facts and incidents that have been coming along with Isan salt, with different aspects, summarize of educational issues for Isan salty area and finally leading to different perspectives, which will become the learning sources about cultural heritage in term of geology and it also creates academic benefits for relevant agencies.
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