Cultural Heritage - A Basic Human Need

Explore the profound significance of cultural heritage as a fundamental human need in this compelling 19-minute TEDxEuston talk by Sada Mire, a Somalian archaeologist and founder of the Horn Heritage Organization. Discover how Mire's personal journey from war-torn Mogadishu to Sweden shaped her understanding of cultural identity and heritage. Learn about her groundbreaking archaeological discoveries in the Horn of Africa and their impact on international scientific research. Gain insights into the importance of fertility rituals, the role of archaeology in preserving cultural memory, and the potential of digitalization in safeguarding heritage. Delve into Mire's passionate advocacy for recognizing cultural heritage as an essential aspect of human existence and its power to connect communities across time and space.

Intro
How did you find out about cultural heritage
How did you discover the importance of cultural heritage
How did you learn about fertility rituals
How did you learn about archaeology
Why do you care about archaeology
Digitalisation