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A museum is building a collection of works that are preserved for their value as works of cultural heritage. Which of the following works would be best choice for this collection?
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A pair of earrings valued at $100,000.
A pair of earrings valued at $100,000.
An old oil painting that is badly decaying.
An old oil painting that is badly decaying.
A piece of furniture owned by a famous political ruler.
A piece of furniture owned by a famous political ruler.
A drawing illustrating an ancient festival.
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A drawing illustrating an ancient festival.
Reason: it directly documents and preserves a cultural practice/tradition (strong cultural‑heritage value). The earrings are primarily monetary, the decaying painting may be too deteriorated to conserve, and the ruler’s furniture is historically significant but less directly representative of community cultural heritage than the festival depiction.
Reason: it directly documents and preserves a cultural practice/tradition (strong cultural‑heritage value). The earrings are primarily monetary, the decaying painting may be too deteriorated to conserve, and the ruler’s furniture is historically significant but less directly representative of community cultural heritage than the festival depiction.
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