Unit 8: Vocabulary: Cultural Heritage
Tangible Heritage
A building or statue built to remember history.
An old object (like a pot or tool) from the past.
A figure of a person or animal made of stone/metal.
The broken parts of a building left from the past.
The style and design of buildings.
A building where history and art are shown.
Intangible Heritage
A custom passed down from parents to children.
Traditional stories and legends of a community.
Making things by hand (like carpets or pottery).
A set of actions done for a ceremony.
Traditional music of a region.
The words people use to speak.
Living Culture
Clothes worn for special traditions.
A specific style of cooking food.
Pots and dishes made from clay.
The art of beautiful writing.
Ornaments like rings and necklaces.
New and recent (opposite of traditional).
Collocations
history
a monument
a costume
a story
a tradition
a building
Idioms
To give something to the next generation.
Something that reminds you of the past.
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