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Understanding Cultural Heritage Types

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Cultural heritage

Expression of the ways of living developed by a community and passed on from generation to
generation, including customs, practices, places, objects, artistic expression

I tangible
II intangible

Tangible

Buildings historic places, monuments, artifacts, etc., which are considered worthy of preservation for
the future. These include objects significant to the archaeology, architecture, science, or technology

- Physical presence

I natural heritage

- Environment - natural landscapre landforms coastal and inland water sources flora and
fauna( plants and animals)
- Manmade – cultural, landscapes, archaeological sites, historic urban sites, monuments, buildings
or structures artifacts

EX. Tubbataha reefs Natural Park

- Home to 350 species of coral, almost 500 species of fish

Mount Hamiguitan Range Wildlife Sanctuary

- Home of Phil eagle, Phil cockatoo

Mayon Volcano

- Symmetrical Mayon volcano –Active

Puerto princesa Subterranean River National park

Chocolate hills- during dry season grass turns brown

MAN MADE HERITAGE

San Agustin Church

- Lasted for 400 years built in 1587


Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion

Church of San Agustin (ILOCOS)

- built in 1604

Miag-ao Church – santo tomas Villanueva

- built in 1797

Historic town of VIGAN

- The 16th century

Rice terraces

- 2,000 years old Banaue rice terrace carved into the mountain
- Removed from the eight wonders of the world

Hanging coffins of sagada

- The higher the coffin the closer to heaven


- To be safe from land animals
- Last practice 19s

Wall of intramurals

- Built by Spaniards

Baguio cathedral
Diplomat hotel

Camp john hay

Tam awan village


The mansion – you can now enter the house

Gangsa

Saints
Bulinao skull

Intangible

Traditions or living expressions inherited from our ancestors and passed on to our descendants, such as
oral traditions, performing arts

- Doesn’t have a physical presence

Culture

- Traditions
- Customs
- Values
- Trade and skills

Traditional dances

Values
Festivals Panagbenga ati-atihan masskara bangus (left to right)

Stories bayag ni lam ang bath-hala the wedding dance

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