UNESCO registers “Deer Stone Monuments and Related Bronze Age Sites”

On the forty fifth session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee, which is being held from September 10 to 25, the Ministry of Tradition introduced that the heritage website “Deer Stone Monuments and Associated Bronze Age Websites” was registered within the World Heritage Record.

The Deer Stone Monument performs an essential function in forming a multifaceted reminiscence, resembling understanding the cultural area created by the Central Asian nomads of the Bronze Age, the origin of the nomads, society, economic system, tradition, and inter-tribal relations, historical past, artwork, and aesthetics.

                                                      The Conference In regards to the Safety of the World Cultural and Pure Heritage was adopted in 1972 to guard, promote, and protect pure and cultural heritage. Since Mongolia joined the Conference in 1990, the Uvs Lake Basin (2003), Orkhon Valley Cultural Panorama (2004), Petroglyphic Complexes of the Mongolian Altai (2011), Nice Burkhan Khaldun Mountain (2015), Landscapes of Dauria (2017), and its surrounding sacred panorama have been included within the World Heritage Record. 

In response to the 1972 Conference, to be registered as a World Heritage Website, the cultural or pure heritage have to be of excellent international worth and a number of of the ten standards have to be met. As well as, the heritage should comprise the traits of “Authenticity” and “Integrity”.