Hi professor! Janine here from NYUAD Candidate Weekend 2018, and officially enrolled in your class in Spring 2019 :)) Just wanted to say I'm so happy and proud to see you posting this video and even starting your own YT channel! I found your class (and work!) immensely fascinating and I am beyond excited that other people get to "take" it too. Hope other professors also get inspired by your dedication
Hi Janine, thank you so much for your nice words! I'm happy to see that you're still interested in cultural heritage, and I'm happy to have had such a great student as you in my Candidate Weekend class and in my Core class, and I'm also happy to have you in my audience here! :)
Hello Professor! I'm Yuree from CH Spring 2021. First of all, thank you for the wonderful video! I would say that my favorite cultural heritage site is Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, Turkey, which I first learned about while studying Art History a couple years back. I was captivated by the beautifully ornamented interior, with multiple windows on the central dome that floods the building with light, and the gold mosaics that allow for an ethereal feeling. It was also fascinating how it was constructed originally as a church but later was modified into a mosque, with minarets added on the four corners of the structure, and Arabic calligraphy on the inside. I'd love to visit the site in person and see for myself what it's like to be in such a heavenly place!
I've never been to Istanbul, but when I'll go, Hagia Sophia is first on my list of sites to visit there. I've been curious to see it ever since I've read Dan Brown's Inferno. I hope you'll get to visit it some day.
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@@MariaBaiasHeritage I really appreciate you😍just like you I also want to explore the cultural heritage of some thrilling area.....basically I am students as well as a teacher here...so it's really great to here such a great people like you mam❤️
I love this video! Congrats on starting this new UA-cam Channel. I really enjoy how you condense complex scientific concepts into simple, straightforward explanations, and I hope more people can find this channel soon! My favourite cultural heritage site is the Valley of the Kings in Egypt. I visited the 16th century BC archaeological site last Fall Break with my friends. From grand, complex chambers to detailed paintings and sculptures, I was amazed at the amount of time and effort, as well as technological advancements, that was used at the time to create such beautiful structures to honor their dead Kings and ensure their safe passage into the afterlife. Visiting the underground chambers and viewing their hieroglyphics also gave hints on the intangible heritage of the pharaohs. Their spirit of reverence towards Gods, and belief that their fate - from weather, catastrophe, to death, was very evident from their drawings and sculptures. In addition, their caste system and social norms associated with each caste was also prominently featured in their tombs. Advanced skills such as weaving, preservation of the human body, and cultural traditions are also intangible artifacts that one can see when visiting the archaeological site. Although it is a shame that much of the contents of the tombs have been removed and placed into museums (or stolen), it was still a breathtaking experience to walk in corridors built thousands of years ago by civilizations that still have legacy today.
Thanks for sharing this, Ansen. I've never been to Egypt, but I would love to visit the Valley of the Kings and many other historical sites in Egypt. I can imagine how impressive it must have been exploring that archaeological site so full of history.
Hello Professor! I am ChaeMin from CH Spring 2021. I would say that my favorite heritage site, as well as it being a heritage site that I would like to visit once all these COVID-19 situation ends, is the Acropolis of Athens, Greece. Always reading about the Greek Mythology comic book when I was little, I have always wanted to visit Greece when I would grow up. Having this interest, I came to interact with global UNESCO heritage sites during one of my research projects at high school. Knowing that the UNESCO's logo was based off of the Acropolis of Athens, my interest narrowed down to the Acropolis.
I didn't know that about the UNESCO logo, thanks for sharing! I hope you'll get thee chance to visit the Acropolis of Athens and all the other beautiful heritage sites in that area.
Hello professor! I'm Mert from CH Spring 2021. Thank you for the informative content! My academic focus and personal interest have always been more on preserving intangible heritage, but I am very much excited to learn about heritage and preservation from a scientific point of view. My favorite cultural heritage sites would be the Residences of the Royal House of Savoy in Turin, Italy. It is a wonderful example of Baroque and Late Baroque art and architecture. I visited the Royal House during my J-term trip to Turin last year. The site is of special significance to me because it was after visiting the Royal House that I decided to minor in Art History and learn more about preservation. It was a shame that parts of the Royal House were damaged by the fire in 2008, but thanks to the reconstruction I witnessed during the visit, I started thinking about the importance of preserving tangible cultural heritage.
Hi Mert, that's great that you had the chance to visit the Royal House of Savoy in Turin during the J-term. And I'm happy to hear that seeing its reconstruction sparked your interst in the preservation of tangible heritage, and that you even decided to minor in Art History. Sometimes seeing places of cultural heritage can have a strong impact on u. For me, visiting Rapa Nui and seeing the moai is what got me into creative writing. I wanted to share with the world the beautiful island of Rapa Nui by exploring it through my novel. Both tangible heritage and intangible heritage are very important for us and we need to work on preserving both as there is so much to learn from all forms of heritage. Good luck with your studies!
My favorite Cultural Heritage Site is the Badshahi Mosque in the Walled City of Lahore, Pakistan. It was constructed by the Mughal Emperor Jahanzeb in 1671 and took almost 2 years to complete. It is the largest mosque built during the Mughal-era and the 2nd largest in Pakistan even to this day. Looking at the mosque, this mosque is a perfect example of Mughal architecture and each corner of the mosque has a history of its own.
Hi Professor! I'm Fatema from CH Spring 2021. I really enjoyed watching the video and it was really informative in explaining the different 'categories' of heritage. I would say that my favorite cultural heritage site is the treasuries / treasure temple in Delphi, Greece. I visited Delphi during a J-Term trip last year and found the treasuries particularly interesting because of their financial and political importance. The temples are considered the treasure of the athenians, as they represent a history of warfare between the people of the same nation. It was fascinating to see how they were preserved in a way that ensured minimal reconstruction to their strong foundation.
Thank you, Fatema! I'm glad you enjoyed it! That's so cool that you had the chance to visit Delphi during J-Term. I'd love to visit that place someday. I'm glad you saw there the importance of preserving a place. thee more we work on preservation/conservation, thee less we have to worry about restoration later on.
Hi professor, this is such a great video! I would say that my favorite cultural heritage is Sarmizegetusa Regia, the capital of the former Dacian state before the Roman-Dacian wars. Apart from being a citadel, Sarmizegetusa Regia also included a sacred zone, with rectangular blocks arranged in a large circle. Some people say that the large circular sanctuary looks similar to the stone monument at Stonehenge in England. The remains of the citadel are located in Hunedoara, a county in western Romania. I had the chance to visit the place many times with my parents when I was younger and I can tell that it definitely looks amazing every season!
That's really great that you had the chance to visit the site. I hope to go visit it sometime in the future, it's an important site of Romania's heritage.
Hello Ma'am Professor..Thank you very much for your enlightning video. You give me inspiration and new thought about Heritage Preservation..From Aizawl, Mizoram (North East India)
I'm glad to hear you found this video inspiring! Heritage preservation is very important and there's such rich heritage in India and it all needs preserving.
My favorite is the connecting caves of Sagada in Philippines. To explore this cave, one must be prepared for 4-hour Spelunking. But it's worth it, you'll find world's best natural formations underground.
The Sagada caves look so interesting! I'm tempted to use this as inspiration for a location in one of my novels. I'd love to visit this place one day! Thanks for sharing!
@@MariaBaiasHeritage I'd love to tour you around when you decide to visit Philippines! I think the water terraces in the caves served inspiration for the ancient locals for their Banaue Rice Terraces.
Hi Professor! I enjoyed watching your video! This is Denat from CH Spring 202. I would say one of the attractions I would love to explore is the Acropolis of Athens. I am interested in the Western civilization and Ancient Greece architecture fascinates me. The Acropolis of Athens contains several remains of ancient buildings and thus a great place to explore ancient architecture. Although I haven't been to Europe, Acropolis of Athens is one of the heritages that I would really love to explore in the future.
Hello professor! It’s Yifan from CH Spring 2020. This is absolutely wonderful, both content and video wise!! And it makes me miss the class so much! Please let me know if I can help in any way in these amazing videos when I get back to campus next year. Sharing this with my friends so they’ll take the class!
Yayy, Yifan! Great to have you here! Thank you, I'm happy that you liked it and happy you enjoyed the class. Thank you for the offer to help with the videos, there might be something in the lab, once we're able to meet again. Thanks for sharing the video with your friends!
My favorite cultural heritage site has to be Xelhá in Quintana Roo, México. This used to be one of the biggest commercial ports of the Mayan empire. The name Xel-Há translates to "where the water is born". I visited here with my family a couple of years ago and absolutely fell in love with everything about this place. The ruins are beautiful in their own right but coupled with the panoramic views of the sea and the natural wells (cenotes) it results in a sight which I wish I could experience for the first time again. The ruins are not as well maintained as one would hope but that is no surprise after the destruction of the Aztec and Mayan sites at the hands of the Spanish and nowadays disrespectful tourists. However Xelhá remains my absolute favorite cultural heritage site.
Thanks for sharing this, Tona. I didn't know of this place, so I've just checked it out and it looks very interesting. I saw they have some mural paintings there. We'll soon learn which methods can be used for analyzing wall paintings. I wish tourists were more respectful of cultural heritage sites, and I think that by learning about heritage, people get to understand just how important it is to preserve cultural heritage.
Hello Professor, You have described perfectly. I have given a project about Conservation of Natural and cultural heritage which comes under SDG 11. Can you please suggest me some tips and knowledge. It will be a great help😊 By the way I am from India🇮🇳, a place rich of culture and natural sites. You must look into it Thank you
If you have any cultural heritage or heritage science related questions, please post them in to comments of the relevant video and I'd be happy to answer them, if I know the answer.
UNESCO stands for United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization. It’s an organization that promotes world peach through focusing on global matters in the fields of education, arts, science, and culture. In the field of cultural heritage, UNESCO helps with the preservation of cultural heritage, both tangible (built heritage and natural heritage) and intangible heritage.
Maria it’s me again :). Just wanted to say something - you mispronounce the word heritage, it really cuts the ear. Check out its pronunciation, it’s ‘dij at the end.
Thanks, Maria! Not being a native English speaker, there are some words that are more difficult to pronounce, one of them being "heritage". I'll do my best and hope the people enjoy the content of the videos. :)
Hi! Native speaker and English teacher here and wanted to point out that having an accent does not mean something is being mispronounced. In this case, Maria is using a more British pronunciation whereas you may be used to the American one. Hear examples here: dictionary.cambridge.org/pronunciation/english/heritage Anyways, brilliant work on your educational UA-cam videos! Really enjoying them :D
@@AndresLopez-lg9hh Thank you! I'm happy to hear you enjoy the videos! And thank you for the clarification of the pronunciation. I'm still working on improving how I speak :)
Hello professor! I'm Jasmine from CH Spring 2021. Thank you for the informative content! My academic focus and personal interest have always been more on preserving intangible heritage, but I am very much excited to learn about heritage and preservation from a scientific point of view. My favorite cultural heritage sites would be the Residences of the Royal House of Savoy in Turin, Italy. It is a wonderful example of Baroque and Late Baroque art and architecture. I visited the Royal House during my J-term trip to Turin last year. The site is of special significance to me because it was after visiting the Royal House that I decided to minor in Art History and learn more about preservation. It was a shame that parts of the Royal House were damaged by the fire in 2008, but thanks to the reconstruction I witnessed during the visit, I started thinking about the importance of preserving tangible cultural heritage.
I've never been there, but from the pictures it looks pretty impressive. And it must be a special place to visit if it inspired you to minor in Art History. It's interesting how some places have such a strong impact on us and on the path we take. My favorite heritage site is Rapa Nui, and visiting that place inspired me to write my first novel. We could add an extra topic to the class: the influence of cultural heritage on our lives.
Hi professor! Janine here from NYUAD Candidate Weekend 2018, and officially enrolled in your class in Spring 2019 :)) Just wanted to say I'm so happy and proud to see you posting this video and even starting your own YT channel! I found your class (and work!) immensely fascinating and I am beyond excited that other people get to "take" it too. Hope other professors also get inspired by your dedication
Hi Janine, thank you so much for your nice words! I'm happy to see that you're still interested in cultural heritage, and I'm happy to have had such a great student as you in my Candidate Weekend class and in my Core class, and I'm also happy to have you in my audience here! :)
Eyyy Janine!!!😍😆didn’t know you took CH as well!
@@yifanlin4326 Omg Yifan!! Yes I did :))) it's one of the most engaging classes I've taken thus far
@@yifanlin4326 I have all the best students in my class!
@@janinecontreras9713 Thank you, Janine! I'm so happy to hear that!
Hello Professor! I'm Yuree from CH Spring 2021. First of all, thank you for the wonderful video! I would say that my favorite cultural heritage site is Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, Turkey, which I first learned about while studying Art History a couple years back. I was captivated by the beautifully ornamented interior, with multiple windows on the central dome that floods the building with light, and the gold mosaics that allow for an ethereal feeling. It was also fascinating how it was constructed originally as a church but later was modified into a mosque, with minarets added on the four corners of the structure, and Arabic calligraphy on the inside. I'd love to visit the site in person and see for myself what it's like to be in such a heavenly place!
I've never been to Istanbul, but when I'll go, Hagia Sophia is first on my list of sites to visit there. I've been curious to see it ever since I've read Dan Brown's Inferno. I hope you'll get to visit it some day.
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I attempt a test on cultural heritage that is the great test
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Congratulations on the test! I'm happy to hear it went well, and I'm happy to hear you like my teaching. 🙂
@@MariaBaiasHeritage Mam you are very nice😊 and you are doing very well seriously I inspired greatly I have listen your awl Lecture and subscribe your channel so I may take benefit from your coming lecture
I don't want to loss a chance from such a great chance of getting knowledge by your lecture
❤️😊🥰 Thnkuu mam
Thank you! I hope you find them useful and wish you good luck with your studies! 🙂
@@MariaBaiasHeritage I really appreciate you😍just like you I also want to explore the cultural heritage of some thrilling area.....basically I am students as well as a teacher here...so it's really great to here such a great people like you mam❤️
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I love this video! Congrats on starting this new UA-cam Channel. I really enjoy how you condense complex scientific concepts into simple, straightforward explanations, and I hope more people can find this channel soon! My favourite cultural heritage site is the Valley of the Kings in Egypt. I visited the 16th century BC archaeological site last Fall Break with my friends. From grand, complex chambers to detailed paintings and sculptures, I was amazed at the amount of time and effort, as well as technological advancements, that was used at the time to create such beautiful structures to honor their dead Kings and ensure their safe passage into the afterlife. Visiting the underground chambers and viewing their hieroglyphics also gave hints on the intangible heritage of the pharaohs. Their spirit of reverence towards Gods, and belief that their fate - from weather, catastrophe, to death, was very evident from their drawings and sculptures. In addition, their caste system and social norms associated with each caste was also prominently featured in their tombs. Advanced skills such as weaving, preservation of the human body, and cultural traditions are also intangible artifacts that one can see when visiting the archaeological site. Although it is a shame that much of the contents of the tombs have been removed and placed into museums (or stolen), it was still a breathtaking experience to walk in corridors built thousands of years ago by civilizations that still have legacy today.
Thanks for sharing this, Ansen. I've never been to Egypt, but I would love to visit the Valley of the Kings and many other historical sites in Egypt. I can imagine how impressive it must have been exploring that archaeological site so full of history.
It's a really cool and very educational video. Thank you for sharing this wonderful thing with commoners.
Thank you! I'm happy to hear you liked it! 🙂
Hello Professor! I am ChaeMin from CH Spring 2021. I would say that my favorite heritage site, as well as it being a heritage site that I would like to visit once all these COVID-19 situation ends, is the Acropolis of Athens, Greece. Always reading about the Greek Mythology comic book when I was little, I have always wanted to visit Greece when I would grow up. Having this interest, I came to interact with global UNESCO heritage sites during one of my research projects at high school. Knowing that the UNESCO's logo was based off of the Acropolis of Athens, my interest narrowed down to the Acropolis.
I didn't know that about the UNESCO logo, thanks for sharing! I hope you'll get thee chance to visit the Acropolis of Athens and all the other beautiful heritage sites in that area.
Hello professor! I'm Mert from CH Spring 2021. Thank you for the informative content! My academic focus and personal interest have always been more on preserving intangible heritage, but I am very much excited to learn about heritage and preservation from a scientific point of view. My favorite cultural heritage sites would be the Residences of the Royal House of Savoy in Turin, Italy. It is a wonderful example of Baroque and Late Baroque art and architecture. I visited the Royal House during my J-term trip to Turin last year. The site is of special significance to me because it was after visiting the Royal House that I decided to minor in Art History and learn more about preservation. It was a shame that parts of the Royal House were damaged by the fire in 2008, but thanks to the reconstruction I witnessed during the visit, I started thinking about the importance of preserving tangible cultural heritage.
Hi Mert, that's great that you had the chance to visit the Royal House of Savoy in Turin during the J-term. And I'm happy to hear that seeing its reconstruction sparked your interst in the preservation of tangible heritage, and that you even decided to minor in Art History. Sometimes seeing places of cultural heritage can have a strong impact on u. For me, visiting Rapa Nui and seeing the moai is what got me into creative writing. I wanted to share with the world the beautiful island of Rapa Nui by exploring it through my novel. Both tangible heritage and intangible heritage are very important for us and we need to work on preserving both as there is so much to learn from all forms of heritage. Good luck with your studies!
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing and bringing us all these knowledge and what scientist do for it!!
Thank you, Any!!
My favorite Cultural Heritage Site is the Badshahi Mosque in the Walled City of Lahore, Pakistan. It was constructed by the Mughal Emperor Jahanzeb in 1671 and took almost 2 years to complete. It is the largest mosque built during the Mughal-era and the 2nd largest in Pakistan even to this day. Looking at the mosque, this mosque is a perfect example of Mughal architecture and each corner of the mosque has a history of its own.
Thanks, Hanzalla, for sharing these details about the Badshahi Mosque. The architecture looks indeed impressive.
Hi I am student of intellectual property law and this channel helped me learn about cultural heritage
I'm happy to hear you found my channel helpful!
Hi Professor! I'm Fatema from CH Spring 2021. I really enjoyed watching the video and it was really informative in explaining the different 'categories' of heritage. I would say that my favorite cultural heritage site is the treasuries / treasure temple in Delphi, Greece. I visited Delphi during a J-Term trip last year and found the treasuries particularly interesting because of their financial and political importance. The temples are considered the treasure of the athenians, as they represent a history of warfare between the people of the same nation. It was fascinating to see how they were preserved in a way that ensured minimal reconstruction to their strong foundation.
Thank you, Fatema! I'm glad you enjoyed it! That's so cool that you had the chance to visit Delphi during J-Term. I'd love to visit that place someday. I'm glad you saw there the importance of preserving a place. thee more we work on preservation/conservation, thee less we have to worry about restoration later on.
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Hi professor, this is such a great video! I would say that my favorite cultural heritage is Sarmizegetusa Regia, the capital of the former Dacian state before the Roman-Dacian wars. Apart from being a citadel, Sarmizegetusa Regia also included a sacred zone, with rectangular blocks arranged in a large circle. Some people say that the large circular sanctuary looks similar to the stone monument at Stonehenge in England. The remains of the citadel are located in Hunedoara, a county in western Romania. I had the chance to visit the place many times with my parents when I was younger and I can tell that it definitely looks amazing every season!
That's really great that you had the chance to visit the site. I hope to go visit it sometime in the future, it's an important site of Romania's heritage.
excellent presentation and content. I am waiting for the future episodes
Thank you! I'm happy you liked it!
Hello Ma'am Professor..Thank you very much for your enlightning video. You give me inspiration and new thought about Heritage Preservation..From Aizawl, Mizoram (North East India)
I'm glad to hear you found this video inspiring! Heritage preservation is very important and there's such rich heritage in India and it all needs preserving.
Borubudur is one of my favourite World Heritag in Central Jawa Indonesia.
Me too! From my travels around Indonesia, the Borobudur temple was my favorite.
My professor recommended this icredible video.
thank you
Thank you! I'm so happy to hear your professor recommended it! 🙂
My favorite is the connecting caves of Sagada in Philippines. To explore this cave, one must be prepared for 4-hour Spelunking. But it's worth it, you'll find world's best natural formations underground.
The Sagada caves look so interesting! I'm tempted to use this as inspiration for a location in one of my novels. I'd love to visit this place one day! Thanks for sharing!
@@MariaBaiasHeritage I'd love to tour you around when you decide to visit Philippines! I think the water terraces in the caves served inspiration for the ancient locals for their Banaue Rice Terraces.
Hi Professor! I enjoyed watching your video! This is Denat from CH Spring 202. I would say one of the attractions I would love to explore is the Acropolis of Athens. I am interested in the Western civilization and Ancient Greece architecture fascinates me. The Acropolis of Athens contains several remains of ancient buildings and thus a great place to explore ancient architecture. Although I haven't been to Europe, Acropolis of Athens is one of the heritages that I would really love to explore in the future.
I've been there a few years ago and it's definitely an impressive site. I hope you'll get the chance to see it soon.
@@MariaBaiasHeritage oh that's great. Hopefully you can give me some insight when I decide to visit.
Excelente Maria, Felicitaciones!
Muchas gracias!
My research topic is also heritage preservation. Your presentation is awesome!
Thank you! It's great to hear that you're also working in heritage preservation. It's so important to do everything in our power to preserve heritage!
It's very very amazing video ♥️♥️
Thank you! 🙂
May excellent intellectual power motivate you to give us more data.Thanks
Thank you for the kind wishes! 🙂
Hi, this is very interesting. This will help us in my blog which promotes our cultural heritage in our country. Thank you so much
Thank you!! I'm so happy to hear you found this interesting! I wish you best of luck with your blog!
Symphony is. My favorite heritage
Hi professor.. In the context of uncertainties and dystopias, what is the role of cultural heritage? Answer please
Hi Sadia, can you please explain what you mean by uncertainties and dystopias? Are you referring to the destruction of cultural heritage?
Beautiful amazing
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Very interesting
Thank you! I'm glad you found it interesting!
Hello professor I!I am from Pakistan here is a lot of culture heritage sights
Hello, and thanks for watching the video. Oh yes, there's so much cultural heritage in Pakistan, such a rich culture! Happy to have you here!
Your presentation is outstanding. Thanks . I suggest Jerusalem as a world heritage. Ahuva Israel
Thank you very much! And thank you for the suggestion, Jerusalem will definitely be a topic for a future video.
Hello professor! It’s Yifan from CH Spring 2020. This is absolutely wonderful, both content and video wise!! And it makes me miss the class so much! Please let me know if I can help in any way in these amazing videos when I get back to campus next year. Sharing this with my friends so they’ll take the class!
Yayy, Yifan! Great to have you here! Thank you, I'm happy that you liked it and happy you enjoyed the class. Thank you for the offer to help with the videos, there might be something in the lab, once we're able to meet again. Thanks for sharing the video with your friends!
Great video! ❤
Thank you! ❤
This is really amazing! You are an excellent teacher.
Thank you so much!!
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Thank you! I'm happy to hear you enjoyed it.
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My favorite cultural heritage site has to be Xelhá in Quintana Roo, México. This used to be one of the biggest commercial ports of the Mayan empire. The name Xel-Há translates to "where the water is born". I visited here with my family a couple of years ago and absolutely fell in love with everything about this place. The ruins are beautiful in their own right but coupled with the panoramic views of the sea and the natural wells (cenotes) it results in a sight which I wish I could experience for the first time again. The ruins are not as well maintained as one would hope but that is no surprise after the destruction of the Aztec and Mayan sites at the hands of the Spanish and nowadays disrespectful tourists. However Xelhá remains my absolute favorite cultural heritage site.
Thanks for sharing this, Tona. I didn't know of this place, so I've just checked it out and it looks very interesting. I saw they have some mural paintings there. We'll soon learn which methods can be used for analyzing wall paintings. I wish tourists were more respectful of cultural heritage sites, and I think that by learning about heritage, people get to understand just how important it is to preserve cultural heritage.
Wow, this was great, I learned a lot, thank you.
Thank you! I'm so happy to hear you learned a lot from this video!
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I'm thrilled to hear that! 🙂 Thank you for watching my videos!
Thank you professor and you r really funny 😂 love from dubai
Thanks for watching! Happy to hear you found it funny! 😄
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Hello Professor, You have described perfectly. I have given a project about Conservation of Natural and cultural heritage which comes under SDG 11. Can you please suggest me some tips and knowledge. It will be a great help😊
By the way I am from India🇮🇳, a place rich of culture and natural sites. You must look into it
Thank you
Ngorongoro and Serengeti national Parks in Tanzania the best
So beautiful! I'd love to visit them one day! Have you been to these places?
The Pitons in Saint Lucia in the Caribbean
dont mind me, just a student trying to get a good score in our project.
Good luck with your project! I hope you manage to get a great score!
@@MariaBaiasHeritage Thank you!! I will surely do my best, ur video helped!
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Why do you think some countries heritage their history?
I think every country's history is part of their heritage because history tells us the history of our past and there's a lot we can learn from it.
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If you have any cultural heritage or heritage science related questions, please post them in to comments of the relevant video and I'd be happy to answer them, if I know the answer.
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What is UNESCO amd what is the purpose of it?
UNESCO stands for United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization. It’s an organization that promotes world peach through focusing on global matters in the fields of education, arts, science, and culture. In the field of cultural heritage, UNESCO helps with the preservation of cultural heritage, both tangible (built heritage and natural heritage) and intangible heritage.
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Maria it’s me again :). Just wanted to say something - you mispronounce the word heritage, it really cuts the ear. Check out its pronunciation, it’s ‘dij at the end.
Thanks, Maria! Not being a native English speaker, there are some words that are more difficult to pronounce, one of them being "heritage". I'll do my best and hope the people enjoy the content of the videos. :)
Maria Baias I know, I’m not a native speaker myself 😄. Just a graduate student of English literature. Good luck with the channel! 👍👍💪💪
@@mariavirokhovsky1554 Thank you!
Hi! Native speaker and English teacher here and wanted to point out that having an accent does not mean something is being mispronounced. In this case, Maria is using a more British pronunciation whereas you may be used to the American one. Hear examples here: dictionary.cambridge.org/pronunciation/english/heritage
Anyways, brilliant work on your educational UA-cam videos! Really enjoying them :D
@@AndresLopez-lg9hh Thank you! I'm happy to hear you enjoy the videos! And thank you for the clarification of the pronunciation. I'm still working on improving how I speak :)
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Hello professor! I'm Jasmine from CH Spring 2021. Thank you for the informative content! My academic focus and personal interest have always been more on preserving intangible heritage, but I am very much excited to learn about heritage and preservation from a scientific point of view. My favorite cultural heritage sites would be the Residences of the Royal House of Savoy in Turin, Italy. It is a wonderful example of Baroque and Late Baroque art and architecture. I visited the Royal House during my J-term trip to Turin last year. The site is of special significance to me because it was after visiting the Royal House that I decided to minor in Art History and learn more about preservation. It was a shame that parts of the Royal House were damaged by the fire in 2008, but thanks to the reconstruction I witnessed during the visit, I started thinking about the importance of preserving tangible cultural heritage.
I've never been there, but from the pictures it looks pretty impressive. And it must be a special place to visit if it inspired you to minor in Art History. It's interesting how some places have such a strong impact on us and on the path we take. My favorite heritage site is Rapa Nui, and visiting that place inspired me to write my first novel. We could add an extra topic to the class: the influence of cultural heritage on our lives.