In the 1980s, in Brazil and in the other signatory countries of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), cult...

In the 1980s, in Brazil and in the other signatory countries of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), cultural heritage is no longer solely understood and managed through the architectural bias and undergoes an anthropological turn, valuing widely the subjective and immaterial aspects emanated by cultural assets, and the reasons for their making, knowing, existing, and/or celebrating gain more prominence than their material supports. Analyze the fragment below and correctly fill in the blanks indicating the statement that best suits the presented context.


Archeological; materials; making; knowing; existing; immaterial.
Conceptual; architectural; space; design; creative; singular.
Memorable; intrinsic; value; concept; details; antiquated.
Anthropological; human; making; knowing; existing; materials.
Strategic; voids; work; dedication; concept; technical.