User:Bigmoney/SandboxNationalTreasure: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(Created page with "=National Treasure (Pulacan) = A '''National Treasure''' (Nahuatl: X, SePala: Y) is a tangible site, artifact or cultural work deemed to have pre-eminent value by the government of Pulacan. There are eighteen National Treasures, kept consistent since their first") |
|||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
=National Treasure (Pulacan) = | =National Treasure (Pulacan) = | ||
A '''National Treasure''' (Nahuatl: X, SePala: Y) is a tangible site, artifact or cultural work deemed to have pre-eminent value by the government of [[Pulacan]]. There are eighteen National Treasures, kept consistent since their first | A '''National Treasure''' (Nahuatl: X, SePala: Y) is a tangible site, artifact or cultural work deemed to have pre-eminent value by the government of [[Pulacan]]. There are eighteen National Treasures, kept consistent since their first introduction in 1961. It is the highest such designation issued by the Secretariat of Cultural Affairs. The number of artifacts is significant, corresponding with the number of months in the {{Wp|Xiuhpōhualli|Nahua calendar}} used in Pulacan. In addition to being of significant historical or cultural value, a National Treasure must also in some way correspond to one of eighteen "national values" drawn up by the Secretariat. As such, the designation of | ||
== List == | |||
== Criticism == | |||
=== Historicity of objects === | |||
=== Issues of nationalism === | |||
Revision as of 23:05, 14 August 2024
National Treasure (Pulacan)
A National Treasure (Nahuatl: X, SePala: Y) is a tangible site, artifact or cultural work deemed to have pre-eminent value by the government of Pulacan. There are eighteen National Treasures, kept consistent since their first introduction in 1961. It is the highest such designation issued by the Secretariat of Cultural Affairs. The number of artifacts is significant, corresponding with the number of months in the Nahua calendar used in Pulacan. In addition to being of significant historical or cultural value, a National Treasure must also in some way correspond to one of eighteen "national values" drawn up by the Secretariat. As such, the designation of