WorksheetsHeritage of Filipino Architecture
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shall refer to the utilization of buildings, other
built structures and sites of value for purposes other than that for
which they were intended originally, in order to conserve the site,
their engineering integrity and authenticity of design.
Anthropological Area
Adaptive Re-use
Antique
Archeological Area
shall refer to any place where studies of
specific ethno-linguistic groups are undertaken, the properties of
which are of value to cultural heritage.
Adaptive Re-use
Antique
Anthropological Area
Archeological Area
shall refer to a cultural property found locally which Is
one hundred (100) years in age, more or less, t he production of
which has ceased.
Anthropological Area
Antique
Adaptive Re-use
"Archeological Area
shall refer to any place whether above or
underground, underwater or at sea level, containing fossils, artifacts
and other cultural, geological, botanical, zoological materials which
depict and document culturally relevant paleontological, prehistoric
and/or historic events.
Antique
Archeological Area
Adaptive Re-use
Anthropological Area
shall refer to public and private records in
any format which have been selected for permanent preservation
because of their evidential, historical information value; otherwise
known as archival materials collections or archival holdings; the
place (building/room/storage area) where archival materials are
kept and preserved; and an organization or agency or part thereof
whose main responsibility is to appraise, arrange, describe,
conserve, promote and make archival materials available for
reference and research, also known as archival agency.
Built heritage
Adaptive Re-use
Archive
Collector
shall refer to architectural and engineering
structures, such as but not limited to bridges, government buildings,
ancestral houses, places of worship, traditional dwellings, military
installations, train stations, lighthouses, small ports, city and
streetscapes, educational technological and industrial complexes,
and their settings, and landscapes with notable historical and
cultural significance.
Collector
Built heritage
Archive
Commission
shall refer to any person who or institution that
acquires cultural property for purposes other than sale.
Archive
Built heritage
Cultural Agencies
Collector
shall refer to the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA).
Archive
Built heritage
Cultural Agencies
Commission
shall refer to all the processes and measures of
maintaining the cultural significance of a cultural property, including
but not limited to, preservation, restoration, reconstruction,
protection, adaptative re-use or any combination thereof.
Adaptive Re-use
Conservation
Collector
Commission
shall refer to any of the following national
government agencies with their specific areas of responsibility:
National Museum (cultural property), the National library (books);
National Historical Commission of the Philippines (Philippine
history), the National Archives of the Philippines (documents), the
Cultural Center of the Philippines (culture and the arts) and
Komisyon ng Wikang Filipino (language).
Cultural heritage
Cultural agencies
Conservation
Cultural Education
shall refer to the teaching and learning of
cultural concepts and processes.
Cultural Property
Cultural Education
Cultural Institution
Cultural heritage
shall refer to the totality of cultural property
preserved and developed through time and passed on to posterity.
Cultural Heritage
Cultural Property
Cultural Heritage Worker
Cultural Institution
shall refer to an Individual
undertaking cultural heritage work.
Cultural Heritage
Cultural Education
Cultural Institution
Cultural Heritage worker
shall refer to entities primarily engaged in
cultural work.
Cultural Heritage worker
Cultural Institution
Cultural Heritage
Cultural Education
shall refer to all products of human creativity
by which a people and a nation reveal their identity, including
architecture and sites or human activity_ [,_churches, mosques and
other places of religious worship, schools) and natural history
specimens and sites, whether public or privately owned, movable or
immovable, and tangible or intangible.
Cultural Property
Cultural Education
Cultural Institution
Dealers
shall refer to natural and juridical persons who acquire
cultural property for the purpose of engaging in the acquisition and
disposition of the same.
Heritage Zone
Dealers
History
Historical Shrines
shall refer to historical, anthropological,
archeological, artistic, geographical areas, center district, and
settings that are culturally significant to the country, as declared by
the National Museum and/or the National Historical Commission of
the Philippines.
Heritage Zone
History
Historical Landmarks
Historical Monuments
shall refer to a written record of past events relating to
Philippine history.
History
Historical Landmarks
Historical Shrines
Historical Street Name
shall refer to sites or structures that are
associated with events or achievements significant to Philippine
history as declared by the National Historical Commission of the
Philippines.
Historical Landmarks
Historical Street Name
History
Historical Monuments
shall refer to structures that honor
illustrious persons or commemorate events of historical value as
declared by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines.
Historical Monuments
History
Historical Shrines
Historical Street Name
shall refer to historical sites or structures
hallowed and revered for their history or association as declared by
the National Historical Commission of the Philippines.
Historical Shrines
Historical Street Name
History
Historical Property
shall refer to a street name which has
been in existence for at least fifty (50) years and over time has
been considered historic.
Historiy
Historical Place
Historical Street Name
Historical Adapt
(ICP) shall refer to a cultural
property having exceptional cultural, artistic, and historical
significance to the Philippines as shall be determined by the National
Museum, the National Historical Commission of the Philippines, the
National Library of the Philippines and/or the National Archives of
the Philippines.
Important Property
Important Cultural Property
Culture
Culture Influence
printed works produced by the native press when
the art of printing in a particular country or locality is still in infancy.
In the Philippines, historians and bibliographers often refers to the
years 1593 to 1640 our incunabula period.
Incunabala
Incunabula
Incave
Endorsement
shall refer to the practices,
representations, expressions, knowledge, skills, as well as
instruments, objects and artifacts associated therewith, that
communities, groups and individuals recognize as part of their
cultural heritage, such as: (1) oral traditions, usages, customs,
languages and other expressions; (2) performing arts; (3) social practices, religious rites, rituals, culinary traditions and festive events; ( 4) knowledge and practices concerning nature and the universe, worship and (5) traditional craftsmanship.
Incunabula
Intangible Cultural Heritage
Important Cultural Property
Language
shall refer to the peoples' learned
processes along with knowledge, skills and creativity that inform
and are developed by them, the products and other manifestations
that they create and the resources, spaces and other aspects of
social and natural context necessary for their sustainability.
Language
Intangible cultural property
Incunabula
Important Cultural Property
refers to the codes and symbols used by a particular
speech community in both written and spoken form to facilitate the
conduct of any discourse that contributes to the smooth functioning
of society.
Incunabula
Intangible Cultural Property
Language
Historical Street Name
shall refer to an institution where the collection of books,
manuscripts, computerized information and other materials are
organized to provide physical, bibliographic, and/or intellectual
access to the public, with a librarian that is trained to provide
services and programs related to the information needs of its
clientele.
Language
Library
History
Historic Place
works prepared by hand including handwritten or
typescript drafts of the publication papers or works not otherwise in
multiple copies.
Manuscripts
Books
History
Library
shall refer to a permanent institution that researches,
acquires, conserves, communicates and exhibits the material
evidence of humans and their environment for purposes of
education or leisure.
History
Books
Library
Museum
shall refer to a unique cultural
property found locally, possessing outstanding historical, cultural,
artistic and/or scientific value which is highly significant and
important to the country and officially declared as such by the
pertinent cultural agency.
National Cultural Treasure
National Interest
National Hero
National Cultural Place
shall refer to historical, aesthetic,
scientific, technical, social and/or spiritual values that unify the
nation by a deep sense of pride in their various yet common
identities, cultural heritage and national patrimony.
National Treasure
Nationally significant
National History
National Pandemia
shall refer to areas
possessing outstanding ecosystems with flora and fauna with
national scientific importance under the National Integrated
Protected Areas System.
Natural Property and Statistics
Natural Property of Cultural Significance
Natural Protected Area
Natural Land Reform
refers to the specific domain in
the Commission's intranet for cultural information that is accessed
only internally with control and confidentiality. It includes the
Philippine Registry of Cultural Property (PRECUP).
(a)
refers to the period of human existence and
activities before the introduction of the forms of writing
(a)
contains published and
unpublished collection on Philippine presidency from Emilio
Aguinaldo to present. It also includes photographs, books
collections, manuscripts, personal papers and records as well as
digital resources.
(a)
all Filipiniana books printed or publish before 1945.
It also includes original manuscripts, exceptional collections, and
other publications of historical importance.
(a)
recorded information produced or received in the
initiation, conduct or completion of an institutional or individual
activity and that comprises content, context and structure sufficient
to provide evidence of the activity.
(a)
shall refer to the Philippine Registry of Cultural Property
(PRECUP), which is the registry of all cultural property of the
country deemed significant to cultural heritage.
(a)
shall refer to the action taken or the technical
intervention to correct deterioration and alterations.
(a)
materials, within a library, which are
"special" in nature which are typically stored because they are
unusually valuable, rare, and unique. It also includes rare books,
archives, and collected manuscripts.
(a)
shall refer to cultural property with
historical, archival, anthropological, archeological, artistic, and/or
architectural value and with exceptional or traditional production,
whether of Philippine origin or not, including antiques and natural
history specimens with significant value.
(a)
The Cultural Property of the country whether public or
privately owned, movable or immovable, and tangible or intangible shall be
categorized as follows: The following shall be declared as Grade I level:
(a)
The Cultural Property of the country whether public or
privately owned, movable or immovable, and tangible or intangible shall be
categorized as follows: The following shall be declared as Grade II level:
(a)
All other cultural property in the Registry of Cultural Property not declared as Grades I or II shall be Grade III cultural property deemed- Important Cultural Property, unless otherwise delisted.
(a)
Undeclared property not falling under the presumption of Important Cultural Property, but contains characteristics that will qualify them as such shall be registered in the Philippine Registry of Cultural Property.
(a)
For purposes of protecting a cultural property against exportation, modification or demolition, t he following works shall be considered Important Cultural Property:
(a)
Works by deceased Manlilikha ng Bayan awardees shall be considered Important Cultural Property, unless declared or its presumption removed by the Commission.
(a)
Works by deceased National Artists shall be considered Important Cultural Property, unless declared or its presumption removed by the Commission.
(a)
Unless declared or its presumption removed by the National Museum, all archeological and traditional ethnographic materials shall be considered Important Cultural Property.
(a)
Unless declared or its presumption removed by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines, works of national heroes, movable or immovable structures marked by the NHCP or any of Its predecessor agencies or structures at least fifty (50) years old, shall be considered Important Cultural Property.
(a)
