Heritage starts with the smallest artefact and goes up to the most phenomenal monument, making it essential for everything that comes in between to be preserved for posterity.<\/p>\n
However, beyond all the built heritage, it is the unbuilt heritage such as art, language, and literature that also requires to be preserved, said a group of panellists speaking on the formulation of a heritage policy for Goa on World Heritage Day.<\/p>\n
Every language has a specific word that describes a specific phenomenon that is unique to that tongue. There are particular words that describe a particular space in a building or city. Language is knowledge that is transmitted from culture to culture, which is also heritage, said Rege.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"