Resources for Heritage Researchers and Practitioners

Advance Your Knowledge

Researchers, students, artisans, and heritage practitioners are always looking to deepen their understanding, whether to document a new craft, learn about traditional materials and techniques, or explore the history of a place, tradition, or community. We connect you with the resources through publications, guides, workshops, and a growing digital archive. Explore our research material, find self-study guides, and discover upcoming training and events. Some resources are open to everyone, while others are shared on request.

Publications and Reports

We publish research reports, field documentation, and papers on Pakistan’s cultural heritage, along with newsletters and project summaries that share our findings with the public.

Research Guides

Our guides explain how to plan fieldwork, conduct interviews, record oral histories, and prepare documentation, with practical tips and templates for beginning and experienced researchers.

Documentation Toolkit

A collection of forms, checklists, and templates for surveying heritage places, recording artisans’ knowledge, and organizing photographs, audio, and written records.

Training and Learning

Explore our workshops and self-study material on heritage documentation. We regularly host trainings for students, young researchers, volunteers, and community members.

Online Resources

We support shared resources on a variety of platforms. This page includes a list and links to digital archives, databases, and partner resources that live outside our main website.

Surveys and Field Reports

We carry out field surveys to collect information on crafts, historic places, and traditions, and share reports with findings that support research, education, and conservation.

Join Our Next Workshop

Learn heritage documentation methods from our research team.

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