Article 3. Definitions of terminology of this Law
3.1. The terminology used in this Law shall have the following meaning:
3.1.1. “cultural heritage” means the heritage of importance and value for nature, society, history, culture, art and science that represents any part of a certain historical space and time period;
3.1.2. “tangible cultural heritage” means the physically existing memorial that represents a certain historical space and time period;
3.1.3. “immovable historical and cultural memorial” means the memorial of which importance and value are expressed with the original surrounding environment;
3.1.4. “movable historical and cultural memorial object” means the memorial that is
capable of being relocated within a certain space;
3.1.5. “intangible cultural heritage” means the customs, representations, expressions,
traditional knowledge and methods, as well as the associated artefacts, instruments, art work and cultural spaces that communities, groups, and individuals recognize as part of their cultural heritage;
3.1.6. “cultural heritage memorial site” means the cultural space and landscape where
tangible and intangible cultural heritage are interrelated with the natural environment and traditional livelihood;
3.1.7. “historical and cultural memorial site” means the site and its subsoil with an immovable historical and cultural memorial, as stated in Article 5 of this Law;
3.1.8. “bearer of intangible cultural heritage” means the communities, groups, and
individuals that have inherited and possessed intangible cultural heritage with competence and skill; and are sharing it publicly and transmitting to the next generations;
3.1.9. “apprenticeship training” means the training method which bearers of intangible
cultural heritage use to teach and transmit a certain knowledge, technique and skill to students personally.
