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application of the Convention” (Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage Fifteenth Session, 1991:30). As of 1996, the amphitheater was placed “under consideration” by UNESCO. Currently Albania has four sites nominated for consideration, according to UNESCO (2012), which includes the Durrës amphitheater (11/10/1996), Les tombes de la Basse Selca (11/10/1996), Natural and

uninhabited and untouched by humans. Ha Long Bay is formed by Cat Ba island to the South, Ngoc Hung and Van Canh islands to the East and the Vietnamese coastline to the North and West. Even though the bay stretches for thousands of square kilometres, the UNESCO World Heritage sight is only 434 square kilometres. Ha long bay is well known for its emerald green waters and towering limestone cliffs with thick rainforest on top. It was made a world heritage sight in 1994 and is surprising, Vietnam number one

What is art exactly? Art can come in several shapes and forms. In some cases, art can be used for entertainment purposes, or they can expressed through a debate or argument.  It can be personal, for example, perspectives on the way the world is seen, expressing one’s thoughts, emotions, and desires. Artistic creativity is widely common amongst different cultural practices, expressing beauty within inherited ideas passed down from generation to generation.    Artistic expression is needed in cultures

Title: Valuing Uluru as an Aboriginal Cultural Landscape By Eliya El Khoury Heritage and its management assessment 1 Macquarie University Introduction The United Nations educational, scientific and cultural organization (UNESCO) (2012), define cultural landscape as “cultural properties that represent the combined works of nature and of man.” It is a broad concept that can be referred to as the appearance of the earth’s surface, and its depiction in arts, human cultures and general territories

Enhance Your Cuba Vacations With UNESCO World Heritage Sites UNESCO World Heritage sites are places of significant cultural or natural heritage as described by the World Heritage Convention established in 1972. In 1981, Cuba recognized the convention and since then, 9 sites on the Island have been included on the list of UNESCO Heritage Sites. While mostly known as a sun destination and for world-class all inclusive resorts, Cuba's history and culture are just as impressive as the pristine beaches

19th century (UNESCO World Heritage Centre, 2017). The Statue of Liberty is made of thinly pounded copper sheets cast over a steel framework (UNESCO World Heritage Centre, 2017). It was a collaboration effort by the sculpture sculptor Frédéric Bartholdi and engineer Gustave Eiffel. Bartholdi used a modern technique to construct the statue and created her with a steel skeleton. However, the statue is sculpted in a classical style and with a modern role with a torch in her hand (UNESCO World Heritage

flat topography. It is not only a prominent and significant feature in Ontario’s landscape, but is also recognized on a national level as one of Canada’s premier biosphere reserves, highlighted by UNESCO”. UNESCO biosphere reserves are considered some of the major ecosystems in the world. According to UNESCO, biosphere reserves are “sites of excellence where new and optimal practices to manage nature and human activities are tested and demonstrated”. However when an individual’s actions are expected

1995:154; Karaiskaj, 2004:13; UNESCO, 2004:35-37). A second chapel and possible third were built on the north side of the stadium (Bowes and Mitchell, 2009:574; Bowes et al., 2003:392). Sometime during the seventh century, the arena began to be used as a graveyard, known as the necropolis. There are also several Byzantine art forms, dating from the ninth through eleventh centuries (Bowes and Mitchell, 2009:581; Bowes et al., 2003:391-392; Jacques, 1995:154-155; UNESCO, 2004:36-37). The cemetery

According to government census report, there are 13% of the total population are Dalit however, NNDSWO claims it to be 20%. Similarly about 38% of the population claims to be Janajati who speak around 92 different languages or dialects (UNESCO 2008). History of Nepalese Education: It has been cited that modern education in Nepal began in 1853 (Thapa, 2011). However, Nepal has less than hundred years of experience in public education. Before the 1950s education was not accessible to the

Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is committed to conserving and protecting the naturally and culturally significant sites of the world. A world heritage site is a place that is culturally or environmentally significant to the world. The World Heritage Convention, adopted by the General Conference of UNESCO in 1972, puts together both the preservation of nature and the preservation of sites that are culturally significant to society. The idea for this convention came after UNESCO was involved in rescuing