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Published 2020-12-04
Keywords
- interpreting how people live,
- anthropology,
- Cultural Heritage interpretation
How to Cite
Cultural Heritage Interpretation: the art of introducing people to people. (2020). CR. Conservación Y Restauración, 19, 9-28. https://revistas.inah.gob.mx/index.php/cr/article/view/15809
Abstract
By nature, human beings are curious about how other humans live, because it gives them information about contrasts and similarities in ways of living. Heritage interpreters can take advantage of this original curiosity to talk about the human diversity that heritage objects represent. With the use of heritage interpretation from an anthropological perspective, heritage can grow in value in the eyes of the society that accesses the stories it has to tell.
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