I. Principles of Conservation: General Views, City Form and Structure, Conservation as an Urban Tool, Identifying Urban Qualities, The Urban Web, Main Issues of Conservation;

II. Archaeology as a Basis for conservation: Elements of Archaeology, Special Discoveries, Analysis of Findings;

III. Principal Urban Elements: Formulating Urban Structure, Main Components, The District, The Urban Block, Streets and Axes, Town Squares, Markets and Covered Ways, Observation Points;

IV. Secondary Urban Elements: Special Sections, Cultural Monuments, The Unique District, Building Methods;

V. Nature’s Role: Topography, Rivers and Seashores, City Parks;

VI. Methodology: Background Data, Reasons for Conservation, Town Planning Approach, Methodology of Conservation;

VII. Examples of Conservation: Modern Planning, San Francisco, Capua, Italy, Tel Aviv, Jaffa