Digitization of Museum Collections and Restoration of Lost Heritage During Military Conflicts and Natural Disasters

The article focuses on the digitalization of museum collections and the restoration of cultural heritage lost due to military conflicts and natural disasters. It examines modern approaches to digitalizing museum objects and highlights their role in preserving cultural assets and ensuring broad public access. Particular attention is given to the key stages of the digitalization process: creating digital copies, preserving metadata, and cataloguing objects. The authors stress the importance of integrating digital archives into contemporary museum practices and international databases, which not only safeguard cultural assets but also enhance their significance in the global context. The article also discusses international cooperation and the use of advanced technologies for the preservation and restoration of valuable objects. Finally, it demonstrates how digital archives foster cultural integration and serve as a tool for promoting national and world cultural heritage