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4 term(s)

National Heritage

Cultural Heritage

National Heritage refers to cultural expressions, places, or objects valued for their historical, artistic, social, or spiritual meaning. It helps communities maintain identity and continuity while guiding protection and responsible use.

Source: UNESCO, ICOMOS

National Heritage Law

Legal & Organizations

National Heritage Law relates to the legal, institutional, or policy frameworks that govern heritage protection and emergency action. It clarifies responsibilities, permissible actions, and cooperation across jurisdictions and organizations.

Source: UNESCO, Hague Convention, UNIDROIT, ICOM

Natural Heritage

Ethics & Community

Natural sites or values recognized for their cultural significance or outstanding beauty, often included in heritage discussions alongside cultural heritage. Examples are distinctive landscapes, geological formations, or biodiversity (flora and fauna) that a community values as part of its heritage and identity.

Source: ICCROM, UNESCO

Non-Destructive Testing

Conservation & Restoration

Non-Destructive Testing is a conservation approach or technique used to stabilize, preserve, or restore heritage materials and structures. It aims to protect significance while minimizing unnecessary change and documenting all interventions.

Source: ICCROM, ICOMOS

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