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The five Arab Gulf countries of Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Oman possess many shared characteristics and\udhistorical ties across their common peninsula. The prime factor uniting them is the historical nature of their entwined involvement with\udpeoples and nations beyond the region. That the Gulf has been an important water passageway since ancient times suggests that the\udinhabitants of its shores met early on with other civilizations.  \udThe knowledge of one’s roots, history, and traditional arts supports awareness of inherited culture and can help contextualize and\udilluminate community reflection and identification.  \udThe intricacy of the recording and understanding processes of documentation requires skilled professionals, with knowledge and\udawareness for the associated tasks.  \udResponsible of cultural heritage should provide the adequate documentations, recording and updating of the records. Collaboration of\uddifferent individuals such as specialist heritage, archaeologists, surveyors, conservators, researchers, architectural historians, and many\udother expert personnel is the golden key of successful documentation.  \udThe purpose of this document is to show the authorities of Gulf Arab countries and their planning measures, management and sharing\udeffect of recording the cultural heritage. This essay identifies key points in the approach to contextualizing and developing cultural\udidentity in a way that respects organic qualities. Through highlighting a number of archeological ruins and outlining management plans,\udthe essay explores frameworks that can be applied to promote and preserve integral identity of important sites and their greater\udsurrounding communities

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THE NATIONAL COMMITMENT TOWARDS CONSERVING THE HERITAGE (DOCUMENTATION OF HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL SITES IN GCC COUNTRIES)