"cultural patrimony" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1996, Andrew Solomon, The New York Times, Don't Mess With Our Cultural Patrimony!",
          "text": "For the New Party, the Palace Museum protests were a triumph....And by consistently calling the Palace collection \"the Chinese cultural patrimony,\" New Party leaders and other protesters were able to rally the sympathy of a surprisingly large population that identified such material as key to Taiwan's inchoate struggle for a cultural identity.",
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          "ref": "2000, Archaeological Institute of America, UNESCO Convention Under Fire",
          "text": "Considered even more broadly, the historical background of pillage is also directly relevant to the current state of a country's cultural heritage and thus should be an integral part of the deliberations of the CPAC [Cultural Property Advisory Committee], especially in determining whether the cultural patrimony of the requesting country is \"in jeopardy from pillage.\" If a substantial portion of the archaeological heritage of a nation has already been lost in the past, even moderate levels of looting would constitute a serious threat, and it becomes even more critical to preserve the little that remains.",
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        "Objects possessing continuing cultural, traditional, or historical importance to the heritage of a group, particularly those considered inalienable by the group as of the time the objects had been separated from the group or from the historical setting of the objects."
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        {
          "word": "cultural wealth"
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  "word": "cultural patrimony"
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  "pos": "noun",
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          "ref": "1996, Andrew Solomon, The New York Times, Don't Mess With Our Cultural Patrimony!",
          "text": "For the New Party, the Palace Museum protests were a triumph....And by consistently calling the Palace collection \"the Chinese cultural patrimony,\" New Party leaders and other protesters were able to rally the sympathy of a surprisingly large population that identified such material as key to Taiwan's inchoate struggle for a cultural identity.",
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          "ref": "2000, Archaeological Institute of America, UNESCO Convention Under Fire",
          "text": "Considered even more broadly, the historical background of pillage is also directly relevant to the current state of a country's cultural heritage and thus should be an integral part of the deliberations of the CPAC [Cultural Property Advisory Committee], especially in determining whether the cultural patrimony of the requesting country is \"in jeopardy from pillage.\" If a substantial portion of the archaeological heritage of a nation has already been lost in the past, even moderate levels of looting would constitute a serious threat, and it becomes even more critical to preserve the little that remains.",
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