in an operational condition. Moreover, the heritage skills associated with such heritage assets, such as driving a steam locomotive, can only be maintained if the machinery is used. Restoration to a working, if not pristine condition, and creation of exact working replicas are therefore part of the practice of heritage management. Managing intangible cultural heritage The intangible cultural heritage consists of traditional skills, beliefs, traditions, oral traditions, music, songs, dance, drama etc. These cannot be stored in a museum but are constantly reinterpreted by the people in a particular cultural region. The management of intangible cultural heritage is difficult as it requires consideration of the lives and living conditions of local communities. Some countries such as India and the members of the African union have recognised the importance of cultural resources and established government departments to manage them. See also Architectural conservation Art conservation and restoration Australian archaeology Building restoration Conservation area Cultural heritage Cultural landscape Cultural resources management Europa Nostra Valletta Treaty Heritage interpretation Heritage railways Heritage tourism Historic preservation Listed buildings Monument historique Museology Panjab Digital Library Public history Rescue archaeology Roerich Pact Scheduled Ancient Monument Shanghai Redtown Culture Development Co., Ltd Space archaeology World Heritage Sites References Further reading American Cultural Resources Association. 2013. The Cultural Resources Management Industry: Providing Critical Support for Building Our Nation's Infrastructure through Expertise in Historic Preservation. Electronic document. Hutchings, Richard M. 2016. Maritime Heritage in Crisis: Indigenous Landscapes and Global Ecological Breakdown. Routledge. Hutchings, Rich and Marina La Salle. 2015. Archaeology as Disaster Capitalism. International Journal of Historical Archaeology 19(4): 699–720. Hutchings, Rich and Marina La Salle. 2015. Why Archaeologists Misrepresent Their Practice—A North American Perspective. Journal of Contemporary Archaeology 2(2):S11–S17. Hutchings, Rich and Marina La Salle. 2013. Five Thoughts on Commercial Archaeology. Institute for Critical Heritage and Tourism Bulletin 2013-1. King, Thomas F. 2012. Cultural Resource Laws and Practice: An Introductory Guide (4th Edition). Altamira Press. King, Thomas F. 2009. Our Unprotected Heritage: Whitewashing the Destruction of Our Cultural and Natural Environment. Left Coast Press. King, Thomas F. 2005. Doing Archaeology: A Cultural Resource Management Perspective. Left Coast Press. La Salle, Marina and Rich Hutchings. 2012. Commercial Archaeology in British Columbia. The Midden 44(2):8–16. Mayor, A., Négri, V., & Huysecom, E. (eds.) 2015. African Memory in Danger - Mémoire africaine en péril. Africa Magna, Frankfurt a. M. Neumann, Thomas W. and Robert M. Sanford. 2010. Cultural Resources Archaeology: An Introduction