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Gambia ratified the UNESCO World Heritage Convention on 1 July 1987, and its inscribed sites are exclusively cultural.
The recognized properties include Kunta Kinteh Island and the Stone Circles of Senegambia, reflecting themes of Afro‑European encounter, early trade networks, trans‑Atlantic slavery, and complex funerary landscapes. These nominations highlight centuries‑long human interactions along the Gambia River.
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Stone Circles of Senegambia
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Kunta Kinteh Island
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Kunta Kinteh Island
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Recent List Updates
- Historic Georgetown : On tentative list
- Wassu Stone Circles Quarry Site : On tentative list
- Stone Circles of Senegambia : Inscribed
- Kunta Kinteh Island : Inscribed
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- Ali Zingstra
- A. Mehmet Haks…
- Ask Gudmundsen
- Atila Ege
- Bodil Ankerly
- Bram de Bruin
- Els Slots
- GerhardM
- Iain Jackson
- Ian Cade
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30 community member(s) visited all sites of Gambia.
- Ali Zingstra
- A. Mehmet Haksever
- Ask Gudmundsen
- Atila Ege
- Bodil Ankerly
- Bram de Bruin
- Els Slots
- GerhardM
- Iain Jackson
- Ian Cade
- Jarek Pokrzywnicki
- jonathanfr
- Joyce van Soest
- Loic Pedras
- Luis Filipe Gaspar
- Mariam
- Nihal Ege
- Olli-Pekka Turunen
- Philipp Leu
- Piotr Wasil
- Reisedachs
- Roger Ourset
- Roman Bruehwiler
- Solivagant
- Stanislaw Warwas
- Szucs Tamas
- Thomas Buechler
- Thomas van der Walt
- tony0001
- Vanessa Buechler
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