Preserving Historical Sites

How do museum displays contribute to the preservation of First Nations artefacts?

• By selling the artefacts to collectors

• By burying the artefacts underground

• By protecting and preserving the artefacts

• By throwing away the artefacts

What type of information does Museums Australia provide regarding artefact preservation?

• Information on restoration techniques

• Information on consultation and preservation of artefacts

• Information on museum ticket prices

• Information on gift shop merchandise

Why are artefacts important objects that need to be preserved?

• To increase their monetary value

• To prevent them from being used

• To maintain cultural heritage

• To reduce their historical significance

Why do organisations store artefacts?

• For display purposes

• For care and preservation

• For sale to collectors

• For easy access

Why do people visit museums?

• To learn about First Nations peoples

• To buy souvenirs

• To eat at the museum cafe

• To watch movies

Which organization is a leading organization in preserving significant sites worldwide?

• UNESCO

• WHO

• UNICEF

• NATO

How many Australian sites were on the World Heritage List in 2022?

• 10

• 15

• 20

• 25

What is the purpose of the World Heritage List?

• To identify and safeguard sites of international importance

• To promote tourism in specific regions

• To encourage commercial development in protected areas

• To restrict access to historical sites

How many Australian sites are listed for their significance to First Nations peoples?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

How are sites chosen for the UNESCO World Heritage List?

• Based on their popularity among tourists

• Random selection process

• By flipping a coin

• Based on outstanding universal value and specific selection criteria