The director of the Guran Traditional Shipbuilding Museum in Qeshm says: The knowledge of shipbuilding and traditional navigation in the Persian Gulf is the narrative of people who communicated with the sea without modern tools and found their way; a heritage that, if we do not protect today, may not even remain in books tomorrow.
Video | Warning About the Heritage of the Persian Gulf on the Brink of Extinction
The director of a museum in Qeshm highlights the urgent need to preserve traditional shipbuilding and navigation knowledge in the Persian Gulf. This heritage is at risk of disappearing if not protected, which could lead to its complete erasure from historical records.
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📰 What Happened
The director of a museum in Qeshm has issued a warning about the urgent need to preserve traditional shipbuilding and navigation knowledge in the Persian Gulf, stating that this heritage is at risk of disappearing.
- Traditional shipbuilding and navigation are integral to the cultural heritage of the Persian Gulf.
- Without protection, this knowledge may be lost entirely.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The Persian Gulf has a rich maritime history, with traditional shipbuilding and navigation being central to the livelihoods and culture of coastal communities.
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