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MAP OF THE NATURAL AND CULTURAL HERITAGE IN THE COASTAL LANDSCAPE OF THE CARIGNANO WINE DISTRICT OF THE SULCIS REGION (SW SARDINIA)

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Map of the natural and cultural heritage in the coastal landscape of the carignano wine district of the sulcis region (sw sardinia). Explore the natural and cultural heritage of the Carignano wine district in SW Sardinia. This map details coastal landscapes and historical sites in the Sulcis region.

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The title, "MAP OF THE NATURAL AND CULTURAL HERITAGE IN THE COASTAL LANDSCAPE OF THE CARIGNANO WINE DISTRICT OF THE SULCIS REGION (SW SARDINIA)," immediately communicates a clear geographical focus and an interdisciplinary scope. It suggests an endeavor to document and visualize the diverse natural and cultural assets within a specific, ecologically and culturally significant region of Sardinia. The inclusion of a "wine district" further implies a potential integration of viticultural and agricultural heritage within the broader cultural landscape, indicating a project with relevance for regional planning, heritage management, and potentially sustainable development. However, the complete absence of an abstract makes a substantive review of this submission impossible. An abstract is a fundamental component of any academic work, serving to concisely outline the paper's objectives, methodologies, key findings, and main conclusions. Without this critical information, a reviewer cannot ascertain the specific research questions addressed, the methods employed to create this "map" (e.g., GIS, field surveys, archival research, community participation), the types of heritage identified, or the overall significance and contribution of the work to either cartography, heritage studies, or regional science. This omission fundamentally precludes any assessment of the study's scientific rigor, originality, or potential impact. To allow for a proper evaluation, it is essential that the authors provide a comprehensive abstract. This abstract should clearly articulate the study's aims, detail the methodological approach for mapping and characterizing the heritage, summarize the primary categories of natural and cultural assets included, and highlight the key insights or outcomes derived from this mapping effort. While the title suggests a relevant and geographically focused topic, the current lack of an abstract means no informed judgment can be made regarding the quality, novelty, or suitability of this work for publication. The submission is incomplete and cannot be assessed further without this vital component.

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