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Understanding Heritage Flashcards

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Something that has been
inherited

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Heritage

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The term includes the concept of
transmission from the past to
the future.

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Heritage

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Full range of our inherited traditions,
monuments, objects, and culture

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Heritage

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Aspects of Heritage

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Antiquity
Archeological Sites
Tangible Heritage
Intangible Heritage
Art Treasure

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One of the oldest of truly Filipino dances that recounts the epic legend of the “Darangan” of the Maranao people of Mindanao.

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Singkil

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An object that was created a very long time ago

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Antiquity

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Related to the ancient past/distant past (civilizations before the Middle Ages - Egyptians, Greeks, Romans)

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Antiquity

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A place (or group of physical sites) in which evidence of past activity is preserved (either prehistoric or historic or contemporary), and which has been, or may be, investigated using the discipline of
archaeology and represents a part
of the archaeological record

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Archeological Site

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Refers to physical artifacts produced, maintained and transmitted intergenerationally in a society

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Tangible heritage

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Includes artistic creations, built heritage such as buildings and monuments, and other products of human creativity that are invested with cultural significance in a society

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Tangible heritage

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“Living heritage”; encompasses many practices, tradition, representations, expressions, knowledge, skills

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Intangible heritage

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Include stories, family events, community gatherings, languages, songs, knowledge of our natural spaces, healing traditions, foods, holidays, beliefs and cultural practices

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Intangible heritage

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Any human work of art, not being an antiquity.

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Art treasure

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Type of treasure in which concentration is related to artistic or aesthetic value.

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Art treasure

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It is a concentration of wealth– often those that originate from ancient history – that is considerable lost until rediscovered.

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Treasure

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Overarching term for all actions relating to the safeguarding of a historic place.

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Conservation

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Types of conservation and a combination of these methods can be used for the same historic place.

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Preservation, restoration, and reconstruction

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Returning a place as nearly as possible to
a known earlier state and distinguished by
the introduction of materials (new or
old) into the fabric

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Reconstruction

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Maintaining the fabric of a place in
its existing state and retarding
deterioration

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Preservation

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Returning the existing fabric of a place to a
known earlier state by removing accretions or reassembling existing components without introducing new materials

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Restoration

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This refers to the importance of a property to the history, architecture, archaeology, engineering, or culture of a community, region, or nation.

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Historical Significance

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How do we measure historical significance?

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Resulting in change, revealing

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The event, person, development has deep consequences for many people over a long period of time

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Resulting in change

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The event, person, development sheds
light on enduring or emerging issues in history and contemporary life or was important at some stage in history within the collective memory of a group

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Revealing

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Historical significance is about?

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Change and reveal

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This refers to the authenticity of a property’s historic identity, evidenced by the survival of physical characteristics that existed during the property’s prehistoric/historic period.

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Historical Integrity

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What are those composite of seven qualities of historical integrity

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Location
Design
Setting
Materials
Workmanship
Feeling
Association

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This refers to the information about trends and properties grouped by an important theme in history during a particular period of time.

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Historical Context

25
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A knowledge of historical context
enables people to understand a
historical property as a product of
its time. True or False?

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True

26
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Heritage Cycle

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Understanding, Valuing, Caring, Enjoyment

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What is the meaning of UNESCO?

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United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

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Protecting and safeguarding the world’s
cultural and natural heritage and
supporting creativity and dynamic cultural
sectors

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UNESCO

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Contributes to peace and security by
promoting international cooperation in
education, sciences, culture, communication and information

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UNESCO

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