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Which of the following best describes 'adaptive reuse' in the context of cultural heritage?
Which of the following best describes 'adaptive reuse' in the context of cultural heritage?
- Demolishing old structures to make way for modern developments.
- Utilizing old buildings for new purposes while maintaining their historical integrity. (correct)
- Creating replicas of historical buildings in different locations.
- Using contemporary materials to restore historical buildings to their original state.
In cultural heritage preservation, what distinguishes an 'antique' from other cultural properties?
In cultural heritage preservation, what distinguishes an 'antique' from other cultural properties?
- It is any item of cultural significance, regardless of age.
- It is a cultural property that is at least 100 years old and no longer in production. (correct)
- It must be made of precious metals or stones.
- It must be displayed in a museum.
What is the primary function of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) in relation to cultural heritage?
What is the primary function of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) in relation to cultural heritage?
- To promote tourism to heritage sites, regardless of their condition.
- To directly manage all museums and libraries in the country.
- To fund artistic performances and cultural events.
- To oversee and coordinate the conservation efforts of cultural heritage. (correct)
Which of the following activities falls under the definition of 'conservation' in the context of cultural heritage?
Which of the following activities falls under the definition of 'conservation' in the context of cultural heritage?
What is the encompassing term that includes both 'tangible' and 'intangible' forms of heritage?
What is the encompassing term that includes both 'tangible' and 'intangible' forms of heritage?
Which of the following best exemplifies 'intangible cultural heritage'?
Which of the following best exemplifies 'intangible cultural heritage'?
What differentiates a 'National Cultural Treasure' from other cultural properties?
What differentiates a 'National Cultural Treasure' from other cultural properties?
What is the purpose of the 'Philippine Registry of Cultural Property'?
What is the purpose of the 'Philippine Registry of Cultural Property'?
In the context of preserving built heritage, what does 'restoration' specifically involve?
In the context of preserving built heritage, what does 'restoration' specifically involve?
Which of the following would be categorized as 'tangible cultural property'?
Which of the following would be categorized as 'tangible cultural property'?
An anthropologist is studying the unique customs, beliefs, and social structure of an indigenous group. Where would this researcher most likely conduct their work?
An anthropologist is studying the unique customs, beliefs, and social structure of an indigenous group. Where would this researcher most likely conduct their work?
A historian is researching a battle that significantly altered the course of the nation's history. To which of the following places would the historian likely go to learn more about the turning point?
A historian is researching a battle that significantly altered the course of the nation's history. To which of the following places would the historian likely go to learn more about the turning point?
A local community is trying to preserve its unique dialect, traditional songs, and storytelling practices. What type of heritage are they primarily focusing on?
A local community is trying to preserve its unique dialect, traditional songs, and storytelling practices. What type of heritage are they primarily focusing on?
A collector acquires a rare, centuries-old map of the islands for their personal collection. According to definitions, what is their role relative to this cultural property?
A collector acquires a rare, centuries-old map of the islands for their personal collection. According to definitions, what is their role relative to this cultural property?
A group of concerned citizens is trying to save a neighborhood with many historical buildings from demolition. What would this geographical area most accurately be called?
A group of concerned citizens is trying to save a neighborhood with many historical buildings from demolition. What would this geographical area most accurately be called?
Which institution is specifically tasked with researching, conserving, and exhibiting historical artifacts to the public?
Which institution is specifically tasked with researching, conserving, and exhibiting historical artifacts to the public?
A school decides to incorporate the study of local traditions, art forms, and historical events into its curriculum. What is this type of study best described as?
A school decides to incorporate the study of local traditions, art forms, and historical events into its curriculum. What is this type of study best described as?
Following a natural disaster, a community comes together to assess the damage to a historical church. Which of the following represents an activity carried out to maintain its significance?
Following a natural disaster, a community comes together to assess the damage to a historical church. Which of the following represents an activity carried out to maintain its significance?
Several agencies are working together to preserve various aspects of the nation's heritage. Which entities are responsible for a broad array of cultural activities and preservation efforts?
Several agencies are working together to preserve various aspects of the nation's heritage. Which entities are responsible for a broad array of cultural activities and preservation efforts?
A new excavation site reveals fossils, artifacts, and materials relevant to the study of human history. What type of area has likely been discovered?
A new excavation site reveals fossils, artifacts, and materials relevant to the study of human history. What type of area has likely been discovered?
Flashcards
Adaptive Reuse
Adaptive Reuse
Using old buildings for new purposes while keeping their original features.
Anthropological Area
Anthropological Area
A place where researchers study specific cultural or linguistic groups.
Antique
Antique
A cultural item that is at least 100 years old and no longer being produced.
Archaeological Area
Archaeological Area
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Archives
Archives
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Built Heritage
Built Heritage
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Collector
Collector
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NCCA (National Commission for Culture and the Arts)
NCCA (National Commission for Culture and the Arts)
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Conservation
Conservation
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Cultural Agencies
Cultural Agencies
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Cultural Education
Cultural Education
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Cultural Heritage
Cultural Heritage
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Cultural Property
Cultural Property
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Heritage Zone
Heritage Zone
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Historical Landmarks, Monuments, and Shrines
Historical Landmarks, Monuments, and Shrines
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Intangible Cultural Heritage
Intangible Cultural Heritage
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Library
Library
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Museum
Museum
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National Cultural Treasure
National Cultural Treasure
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Registry
Registry
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Study Notes
- Adaptive Reuse: Repurposing old buildings while maintaining their original structure.
- Anthropological Area: A site for studying specific ethno-linguistic groups.
- Antique: A cultural property that is at least 100 years old and no longer produced.
- Archaeological Area: Location of fossils, artifacts, and culturally important materials.
- Archives: Historical public and private records and the institutions managing them.
- Built Heritage: Historically and culturally significant architectural and engineering structures.
- Collector: An individual or institution acquiring cultural property for non-commercial purposes.
- Commission (NCCA): The National Commission for Culture and the Arts, which oversees cultural heritage conservation in the Philippines.
- Conservation: Maintaining the cultural significance of heritage sites through preservation and restoration efforts.
- Cultural Agencies: Institutions like the National Museum, National Historical Commission, and National Library, responsible for culture.
- Cultural Education: The academic study of cultural concepts and processes.
- Cultural Heritage: All cultural property preserved through time.
- Cultural Property: Tangible (physical artifacts) and intangible (oral traditions, rituals, language) aspects of heritage.
- Heritage Zone: Areas recognized for their historical and cultural significance.
- Historical Landmarks, Monuments, and Shrines: Sites or structures of great historical importance.
- Intangible Cultural Heritage: Traditions, rituals, expressions, skills, and practices passed down through generations.
- Library: An institution that curates collections of books, manuscripts, and other resources.
- Museum: A permanent institution dedicated to researching, conserving, and exhibiting historical artifacts.
- National Cultural Treasure: Unique cultural property of outstanding historical, cultural, artistic, or scientific value.
- Registry: The Philippine Registry of Cultural Property that records significant cultural properties.
- Restoration: Actions taken to repair damage and maintain the authenticity of cultural properties.
- Tangible Cultural Property: Physical cultural artifacts with historical, artistic, or architectural value.
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