Central America Cultural and Heritage Sites
Anthropology is defined as the study of the origin, nature, and destiny of human beings. Anthropologists and sociologists research cultures and heritages of the world to better understand the history and evolution of human beings. Every culture embraces a different set of learned attitudes and behavior that includes unique forms of art, morals, laws and customs. Anthropologists and private and governmental organizations, such as the United Nations, have helped to preserve international cultures through their studies, conservation efforts and monetary contributions. This section covers cultures and heritages as a form of tourism in Central America with links to information provided by the United Nations and others.
Panama: UNESCO.org: United Nations World Heritage Site: Historic District of Panama
Expand your awareness at this site regarding the historic district via of Panama through various descriptions of this United Nations World Heritage Site that was established in 1997.
Panama: UNESCO.org: United Nations World Heritage Site: Historic Forts of Panama
Broaden your knowledge at this web site pertaining to the remains of the historic forts in Panama, which were designated as a World Heritage Site by the United Nations in 1997.



