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A cultural heritage title is a legal claim to an object that has a continuing cultural link to a person or place. The title entitles the owner of the object to control and access rights. It does not, however, define ownership in the conventional sense. It also does not grant the owner the right to […][...]

A museum is a public institution that exhibits and conserves collections of cultural, scientific, or artistic importance. The ICOM defines a museum as a permanent institution dedicated to preserving collections. According to Elaine Heumann Gurian, the definition of a museum can be classified into categories based on the emphasis of the museum. Some museums prioritize […][...]

Throughout history, people have valued objects such as monuments, artifacts and archaeological sites. These objects have been used to build a sense of identity for a specific community and thereby provide an anchor for the history of that group. The loss of this cultural heritage can be catastrophic. Intangible cultural heritage consists of traditions, beliefs, […][...]