Terminologies

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Collection of buildings, structures, and sites (architectural and cultural value)

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Heritage

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Measures taken to extend the life of cultural heritage

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Conservation

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The cumulative deposit of knowledge, experience, beliefs, values, attitudes, meanings, etc. acquired in the course of generations through striving.

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Culture

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Includes artifacts, monuments, a group of buildings and sites. (Tangible and intangible heritage)

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Cultural Heritage

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Account of events happened in the past.

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History

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Things that have passed from earlier generations to the present generation.

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Heritage

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Culture:

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-Values
-Hierarchies
-Beliefs
-Language
-Rituals
-Religion
-Customs
-Relationships
-Material objects

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Heritage:

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-Cultural Heritage
-National Heritage Sites
-Natural Heritage
-World Heritage Sites

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The beliefs, values, practices, and objects that give a place its oen specific character.

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Cultural Heritage

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-Built
-Natural

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Tangible

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-Patintero
-Traditional Dance

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Intangible

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Aethetic, historic, scientific, social or spiritual value for past, present, or future generations.

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Cultural Significance

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Level of Significance:

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-International
-National
-Provincial
-Personal

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Determining the Significance:

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-Rarity
-Building Style
-Architects Involved
-Builders
-Owners or occupants
-Materials
-Age
-Condition
-History

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A framework for maintaining the heritage significance of an item.

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Consevation Plan

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A policy statement of document describing the policy for the conservation.

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Conservation Policy

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A study usually includes a historical context, report, an investigatory of heritage items.

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Heritage Study

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Landscape, place, building, structure, relic or other work or component.

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Heritage Item

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Building, area, city precinct, etc. with relevance to the understanding of cultural heritage.

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Heritage Resources

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The spatial relationships and patterns of development of an urban area.

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Morphology

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The extent to which urban forms permit/restrict.

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Permeability

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The emotive sense of arrival and departure. A combination of characteristics that makes a place special and unique.

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Sense of Place

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Combined vidual and aesthetic qualities of a street.

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Streetscape

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Area or a part of an area which is of heritage significance.

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Heritage Precinct

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The area around a place.

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Setting

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A place that contributes to the cultural significance of another place.

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Related Place

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An object that contributes to the cultural significance of the place but is not at the place.

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Related Object

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The special connections that exist between people and a place.

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Associations

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Denote what a place signifies or expresses.

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Meaning

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Site, area, land, landscape, building, or other work. May include components, contents, spaces and views.

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Place

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All the physical material of the place (components, fixtures, contents, and objects).

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Fabric

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The degree: a heritage source remains in its original condition.

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Intactness

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An heritage is said to have this if a sound research analysis of the item supports its assessment and statement significance, and its fabric is still largely intact.

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Integrity

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It represents a rare, endangered or unusual aspect of the hsitory.

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Rarity