From Building Archaeology to Conservation Management of German Colonial Architecture in Cameroon (1884–1916)

Martin Élouga; Salamatou

doi:10.11588/ih.2024.1.115454

April 29, 2026Open Access

From Building Archaeology to Conservation Management of German Colonial Architecture in Cameroon (1884–1916)

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The research aims to explore the historical significance of German colonial architecture in Cameroon and its changes over time.
Examined various sites and remnants of German colonial buildings both underground and above ground.
Utilized an interdisciplinary approach that incorporates humanities, art sciences, natural sciences, and physics.
Investigated the ontological basis for understanding architectural changes and their relevance as historical documents.
Highlighted the importance of both visible changes and underground remnants in understanding history.
Revealed that the examination of buildings is as vital as stratigraphic excavations in historical research.

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Examines German colonial architecture by analyzing historical documents and transformations in buildings, indicating its significant role in understanding colonial relationships.

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