Meanings of cultural treasure in English

Syria is a cultural treasure trove and home to six UNESCO World Heritage sites.

President Emmanuel Macron says the French baguette should be listed as a Unesco cultural treasure.

Austin said the hei tiki was a cultural treasure.

Stealing & monetizing the word "kimono" a Japanese cultural treasure is most offensive.

The Samoan meaning for Measina is ' cultural treasure' and the festival is designed to be a showcase for the country's pasifika arts practitioners.

Yet Canberra is the home to Australia's national cultural treasures.

There was no replacement value for unique cultural treasures.

Hearts filled with worship, they will humbly offer King Jesus the tribute of their cultural treasures.

The plundering of cultural treasures in Iraq and Afghanistan demonstrates that the phenomenon continues well into this century.

I was sure that from now on, we could go anywhere, anytime in pursuit of priceless cultural treasures.

Advancing across Iraq and Syria, Islamic State militants are pulverising millennia-old cultural treasures and posting films of the destruction online.

All the cultural treasures of mankind shall be open to all, by free exchange of books, ideas and contact with other lands.

Home to some of the world's cultural treasures, and boasting spectacular landscapes, Iran hasn't been on the tourist list for a long time.

The sites include cultural treasures such as hominid fossils, the earliest indigenous kingdom of South Africa, the cave paintings of the San people.

British and American bombing strategists paid little attention to the safety of cultural treasures in 1944 and 1945.

CONTROVERSY: -Environmentalists have long criticized the project, saying that the dam traps silt, causes erosion and has drowned precious natural and cultural treasures.