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Cultural Heritage - Our Treasure and Pride

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Lali Okrotsvaridze

Associate Professor of Caucasus International University Doctor of Social Sciences

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Jemal Sologhashvili

Professor of Caucasus International University, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics Sciences

Abstract

Copyright © 2023 the Author/s

Peer review method: Double-Blind

Accepted: May 22, 2023

Published: June 12, 2023

Original scientific article

DOI suffix: 10.36962/NEC18022023-30

A man is a thinker and a creator: he/she creates ... builds ... destroys ... destructs ... creates again ... rebuilds and this is how the humanity is developing. Yes, life is subject to dialectical development. Sometimes it is necessary to destroy the old in order to build the new one, however this is not always the case. There are such antiques that need to be cared for, caressed and passed from hand to hand to the next generation. As such antiques are primarily the determining factors of the historical existence, the strength, and the immortality of the nation.

There are a lot of unique places on our planet. Their number is inexhaustible and their beauty is completely inestimable, however, the importance of such places is not solely determined by the beauty, they also possess a historical past and are valuable for the country, region and, finally, for the local population. It is the number of such places that strengthens the country, nurtures the largest and vast industry of tourism.

We often talk about the excellence of Georgia, the abundance and uniqueness of cultural monuments of Georgia, however, perhaps we have not analyzed in detail the reason of reason for this, how the country derives from such a distant past without kneeling, while the history tells us about its many-faceted treacherous past. And despite all this, Georgia and the Georgian people have something to be proud of... and this is its rich historical and cultural past.

And the main thing, along with the development of humanity, the historical-cultural heritage is becoming more and more important and noteworthy, at least solely due to the fact that it is considered a non-renewable and valuable resource.

Keywords: Tangible and intangible cultural heritage, self-determination, self- assertion, unique engineering creation.

Introduction

References:

  1. "Antiquities of Georgia". Volume III, Supplement. Publication of the Historical and Ethnographic Society of Georgia, Tbilisi, 1926. p. 27, (in Georgian);
  2. "Material culture of the era of Shota Rustaveli", Prof. i. Edited by Java¬khi¬shvili, publishing house "Technology and Labor", Tbilisi 1938. p. 195, p. 208, p. 211, (in Georgian);
  3. Cultural Heritage Defender's Guide, "Blue Shield" National Committee of Georgia 2017. p. 7, p. 14, (in Georgian);
  4. J. Sologhashvili, L. Okrotsvaridze. Prospects of tourism development in Mtskheti municipality. ed. "Loy", "New Economist", #2-3, Vol. 2018. p. 23-27, (in Georgian);
  5. A. Okrotsvaridze, L. Okrotsvaridze, J. Sologhashvili. Perspectives Development of Agritourism on the Example of Skaltba (Mtskheta Municipality). Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference. "Modern Maritime Technologies, Problems of Social-Economic Development and Ways for Solving Them", Georgia, Batumi 2019. P.293-299, (in Georgian);

References

The New Economist N 2 (2023), Vol 18, Issue 2

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Published Date:

03/07/2023