Protection of Tangible Cultural Heritage Objects as a Way to Preserve the Cultural Code

The cultural code embodied in cultural heritage objects is an important aspect of materialized human experience. Studying their relationship opens up new horizons for understanding the identity, traditions and historical context reflected by such objects. Thus, the protection of cultural heritage objects plays an important role in preserving the cultural code that forms the uniqueness and originality of a particular society, and also helps to realize the individual identity of a person and influences the development of a personal worldview. Cultural heritage objects not only allow preserving historical and cultural information, but also contribute to its transmission and retransmission to new generations, enriching modern society. The importance of studying the cultural code lies both in preserving the material heritage and in understanding the deep symbolic layers that shape interpersonal and global perception of the world.