(i) folklore;
(ii) sites and monuments;
(iii) ensembles.
Article 68
Folklore
(1) Folklore means the literary, artistic, religious, scientific, technological and other
traditions and productions as a whole created by communities and handed down from
generation to generation.
(2) The following, in particular, shall be included in that definition:
(a) literary works of all kinds, whether in oral or written form, stories, legends,
proverbs, epics, chronicles, myths, riddles;
(b) artistic styles and productions:
(i) dances,
(ii) musical productions of all kinds,
(iii) dramatic, dramatico-musical, choreographic and pantomime productions,
(iv) styles and productions of fine art and decorative art by any process,
(v) architectural styles;
(c) religious traditions and celebrations:
(i) rites and rituals,
(ii) objects, vestments and places of worship,
(iii) initiations;
(d) educational traditions:
(i) sports, games,
(ii) codes of manners and social conventions;
(e) scientific knowledge and works:
(i) practices and products of medicine and of the pharmacopoeia,
(ii) theoretical and practical attainments in the fields of natural science, physics,
mathematics and astronomy;
(f) technical knowledge and productions:
(i) metallurgical and textile industries,
(ii) agricultural techniques,
(iii) hunting and fishing techniques.