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Memory of the World Register – Asia and the Pacific

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The first inscriptions on UNESCO's Memory of the World Register were made in 1997.[1][2] By creating a compendium of the world’s documentary heritage, including manuscripts, oral traditions, audio-visual materials, library and archive holdings,[3] the program aims to promote the exchange of information among experts and raise resources for the preservation, digitization, and dissemination of documentary materials.[4] As of December 2018, 429 main documentary heritages had been inscribed in the Register, with 116 of these from Asia and the Pacific.[5]

The Memory of the World Committee for Asia and the Pacific, known as MOWCAP, is a regional committee of UNESCO's global programme.[6]

Items listed below are part of the UNESCO Memory of the World Registry, but not a regional list created by MOWCAP, nor made up of national lists, although such lists have been envisioned.[7]

List by country/territory

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  • Australia's The Story of the Kelly Gang (1906) is the first full-length narrative feature film produced anywhere in the world.[8]
    Australia's The Story of the Kelly Gang (1906) is the first full-length narrative feature film produced anywhere in the world.[8]
  • Cambodia’s Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum contains photographs of over 5,000 prisoners, as well as "confessions", many extracted under torture, and other biographical records.[9]
    Cambodia’s Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum contains photographs of over 5,000 prisoners, as well as "confessions", many extracted under torture, and other biographical records.[9]
  • The Rigveda is the fountain source of the so-called Aryan culture that spread beyond the Indian subcontinent.[10]
    The Rigveda is the fountain source of the so-called Aryan culture that spread beyond the Indian subcontinent.[10]
  • The Shâhnâmeh (Book of Kings) of Iran is one of the classics of the Persian-speaking world, on a par with the Iliad and The Aeniad of the Greco-Roman cultural communities.[11]
    The Shâhnâmeh (Book of Kings) of Iran is one of the classics of the Persian-speaking world, on a par with the Iliad and The Aeniad of the Greco-Roman cultural communities.[11]
  • The Korean version of the Buddhist scriptures, Tripitaka Koreana, is one of the most important and is the most complete corpus of Buddhist doctrinal texts in the world.[12]
    The Korean version of the Buddhist scriptures, Tripitaka Koreana, is one of the most important and is the most complete corpus of Buddhist doctrinal texts in the world.[12]
  • The Holy Koran Mushaf of Othman manuscript, held by the Muslim Board of Uzbekistan, is the earliest existent written version of the Koran.[13]
    The Holy Koran Mushaf of Othman manuscript, held by the Muslim Board of Uzbekistan, is the earliest existent written version of the Koran.[13]
Documentary heritage[A] Country/Territory Custodian(s), Location(s) Year
inscribed 		Reference
The Endeavour Journal of James Cook Australia National Library of Australia, Canberra

35°17′48″S 149°07′47″E / 35.296633°S 149.129815°E / -35.296633; 149.129815 (National Library of Australia)

2001 [14]
The Mabo Case Manuscripts Australia National Library of Australia, Canberra

35°17′48″S 149°07′47″E / 35.296633°S 149.129815°E / -35.296633; 149.129815 (National Library of Australia)

2001 [15]
The Story of the Kelly Gang (1906) Australia National Film and Sound Archive, Canberra

35°17′00″S 149°07′17″E / 35.283213°S 149.121350°E / -35.283213; 149.121350 (National Film and Sound Archive)

2007 [8]
The Convict Records of Australia Australia 2007 [16]
Mountford-Sheard Collection Australia State Library of South Australia, Adelaide

34°55′15″S 138°36′08″E / 34.920871°S 138.602153°E / -34.920871; 138.602153 (State Library of South Australia)

2008 [17][18]
Margaret Lawrie Collection of Torres Strait Islands, 1964–1998 Australia State Library of Queensland, Brisbane

27°28′16″S 153°01′05″E / 27.471136°S 153.018135°E / -27.471136; 153.018135 (State Library of Queensland)

2008 [19][20]
Manifesto of the Queensland Labour Party, 1892 Australia State Library of Queensland, Brisbane

27°28′16″S 153°01′05″E / 27.471136°S 153.018135°E / -27.471136; 153.018135 (State Library of Queensland)

2008 [21][22][23]
The Convict Records of Queensland 1825–1842 Australia State Library of Queensland, Brisbane

27°28′16″S 153°01′05″E / 27.471136°S 153.018135°E / -27.471136; 153.018135 (State Library of Queensland)

Queensland State Archives, Brisbane

27°36′38″S 153°04′26″E / 27.61055158667431°S 153.07383324852705°E / -27.61055158667431; 153.07383324852705 (State Library of Queensland)

2009 [24]
James Tyson Papers, 1834–1965 Australia State Library of Queensland, Brisbane

27°28′16″S 153°01′05″E / 27.471136°S 153.018135°E / -27.471136; 153.018135 (State Library of Queensland)

Queensland State Archives, Brisbane

27°36′38″S 153°04′26″E / 27.61055158667431°S 153.07383324852705°E / -27.61055158667431; 153.07383324852705 (State Library of Queensland)

National Library of Australia, Canberra

35°17′48″S 149°07′47″E / 35.296633°S 149.129815°E / -35.296633; 149.129815 (National Library of Australia)

Deniliquin and District Historical Society

35°31′22″S 144°57′47″E / 35.52283797585212°S 144.96311424136917°E / -35.52283797585212; 144.96311424136917 (National Library of Australia)

2017 [25][26][27]
Anzac Day Commemoration Committee, 1916–1922 Australia State Library of Queensland, Brisbane

27°28′16″S 153°01′05″E / 27.471136°S 153.018135°E / -27.471136; 153.018135 (State Library of Queensland)

2019 [28][29][30][31]
The Johnstone Gallery Archive, 1948–1992 Australia State Library of Queensland, Brisbane

27°28′16″S 153°01′05″E / 27.471136°S 153.018135°E / -27.471136; 153.018135 (State Library of Queensland)

2021 [32][33][34][35]
Dr Barbara Piscitelli AM Children's Art Archive 1986–2016; 2020 Australia State Library of Queensland, Brisbane

27°28′16″S 153°01′05″E / 27.471136°S 153.018135°E / -27.471136; 153.018135 (State Library of Queensland)

2023 [36]
Giant Glass Plate Negatives of Sydney Harbour Australia State Library of New South Wales, Sydney

33°51′58″S 151°12′48″E / 33.866163°S 151.213272°E / -33.866163; 151.213272 (State Library of New South Wales, Sydney)

2021 [37]
7 March Speech of Bangabandhu Bangladesh Liberation War Museum, Dhaka

23°46′33″N 90°22′03″E / 23.7757275°N 90.3675297°E / 23.7757275; 90.3675297 (Liberation War Museum, Dhaka)

2017 [38][39]
Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum Archives Cambodia Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, Phnom Penh

11°32′58″N 104°54′55″E / 11.5494006°N 104.9153715°E / 11.5494006; 104.9153715 (Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, Phnom Penh)

2009 [9]
Traditional Music Sound Archives China Chinese Academy of Arts, Beijing

39°57′02″N 116°26′51″E / 39.950573°N 116.447466°E / 39.950573; 116.447466 (Music Research Institute of Chinese Academy of Arts)

1997 [40]
Records of the Qing's Grand Secretariat – 'Infiltration of Western Culture in China' China Palace Museum, Beijing

39°54′59″N 116°23′50″E / 39.916261°N 116.397116°E / 39.916261; 116.397116 (Palace Museum, Beijing)

1999 [41]
Ancient Naxi Dongba Literature Manuscripts China Lijiang Prefecture Dongba Research Institute, Dayan

26°52′53″N 100°12′35″E / 26.881450°N 100.209704°E / 26.881450; 100.209704 (Lijiang Prefecture Dongba Research Institute, Dayan)

2003 [42]
Golden Lists of the Qing Dynasty Imperial Examination China State Archives, Beijing

39°54′54″N 116°23′35″E / 39.914878°N 116.392925°E / 39.914878; 116.392925 (The First Historical Archives)

2005 [43]
Qing Dynasty Yangshi Lei Archives China 2007 [44]
Ben Cao Gang Mu: Compendium of Materia Medica China Library of the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences

39°54′39″N 116°25′03″E / 39.910808°N 116.417448°E / 39.910808; 116.417448 (Library of the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences)

2011 [45]
Huang Di Nei Jing: Yellow Emperor's Inner Classic China National Library of China

39°56′35″N 116°19′23″E / 39.943016°N 116.323087°E / 39.943016; 116.323087 (National Library of China)

2011 [46]
Official Records of Tibet from the Yuan Dynasty China, 1304–1367 China Tibet Autonomous Region Archives, Lhasa

29°39′23″N 91°04′57″E / 29.656268°N 91.0824097°E / 29.656268; 91.0824097 (Tibet Autonomous Region Archives)

2013 [47]
Qiaopi and Yinxin Correspondence and Remittance Documents from Overseas Chinese China
  • Guangdong Provincial Archives

23°07′47″N 113°16′18″E / 23.129666°N 113.271797°E / 23.129666; 113.271797 (Guangdong Provincial Archives)

  • Chaoshan Research Institute for History and Culture

23°22′24″N 116°42′48″E / 23.373298°N 116.713240°E / 23.373298; 116.713240 (Chaoshan Research Institute for History and Culture)

  • Shantou Municipal Archives

23°22′06″N 116°42′39″E / 23.368334°N 116.710955°E / 23.368334; 116.710955 (Shantou Municipal Archives)

  • Jiangmen Wuyi Overseas Chinese Museum

22°36′48″N 113°05′04″E / 22.613291°N 113.084509°E / 22.613291; 113.084509 (Jiangmen Wuyi Overseas Chinese Museum)

  • Meizhou City Qiaopi Archives

24°18′36″N 116°07′00″E / 24.310126°N 116.116659°E / 24.310126; 116.116659 (Meizhou City Qiaopi Archives)

  • Kaiping Cultural Heritage Bureau

22°22′35″N 112°41′55″E / 22.376367°N 112.698511°E / 22.376367; 112.698511 (Kaiping Cultural Heritage Bureau)

  • Fujian Province Archives

26°02′41″N 119°12′14″E / 26.044769°N 119.203995°E / 26.044769; 119.203995 (Fujian Province Archives)

  • Quanzhou City Archives

24°54′27″N 118°35′13″E / 24.907562°N 118.586831°E / 24.907562; 118.586831 (Quanzhou City Archives)

  • Jinjiang City Archives

24°47′02″N 118°33′04″E / 24.783770°N 118.551020°E / 24.783770; 118.551020 (Jinjiang City Archives)

  • Jinjiang Municipal Museum

24°47′42″N 118°33′45″E / 24.795137°N 118.562476°E / 24.795137; 118.562476 (Jinjiang Municipal Museum)

  • Quanzhou Museum of Overseas Chinese History

24°54′44″N 118°36′24″E / 24.912132°N 118.606545°E / 24.912132; 118.606545 (Quanzhou Museum of Overseas Chinese History)

2013 [48]
Documents of Nanjing Massacre China
  • Central Archives of China

40°02′34″N 116°09′55″E / 40.042732°N 116.165371°E / 40.042732; 116.165371 (Central Archives of China)

  • The Second Historical Archives of China

32°02′26″N 118°48′51″E / 32.040665°N 118.814042°E / 32.040665; 118.814042 (The Second Historical Archives of China)

  • Liaoning Provincial Archives

41°46′53″N 123°24′18″E / 41.781494°N 123.405006°E / 41.781494; 123.405006 (Liaoning Provincial Archives)

  • Jilin Provincial Archives

43°53′24″N 125°19′33″E / 43.889982°N 125.325797°E / 43.889982; 125.325797 (Jilin Provincial Archives)

  • Shanghai Municipal Archives

31°12′18″N 121°23′55″E / 31.204879°N 121.398591°E / 31.204879; 121.398591 (Shanghai Municipal Archives)

  • Nanjing City Archives

32°03′30″N 118°47′48″E / 32.058256°N 118.796558°E / 32.058256; 118.796558 (Nanjing City Archives)

  • The Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders

32°02′09″N 118°44′33″E / 32.035703°N 118.742556°E / 32.035703; 118.742556 (The Memorial Hall of the Victims in Nanjing Massacre by Japanese Invaders)

2015 [49][7]
The Archives of Suzhou Silk from Modern and Contemporary Times China Suzhou Industrial and Commercial Archives Administration

31°19′35″N 120°37′35″E / 31.326280°N 120.626409°E / 31.326280; 120.626409 (Suzhou Industrial and Commercial Archives Administration)

2017 [50]
Chinese Oracle-Bone Inscriptions China
  • Institute of Archaeology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

39°55′21″N 116°24′38″E / 39.922623°N 116.410448°E / 39.922623; 116.410448 (Institute of Archaeology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)

  • Institute of History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

39°55′21″N 116°24′36″E / 39.922443°N 116.410084°E / 39.922443; 116.410084 (Institute of History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)

  • National Library of China

39°56′35″N 116°19′23″E / 39.943016°N 116.323087°E / 39.943016; 116.323087 (National Library of China)

  • Palace Museum, Beijing

39°54′59″N 116°23′50″E / 39.916261°N 116.397116°E / 39.916261; 116.397116 (Palace Museum, Beijing)

  • Peking University Library

39°59′31″N 116°18′35″E / 39.991829°N 116.309770°E / 39.991829; 116.309770 (Peking University Library)

  • Tsinghua University Library

40°00′18″N 116°19′29″E / 40.004884°N 116.324684°E / 40.004884; 116.324684 (Tsinghua University Library)

  • Shanghai Museum

31°13′42″N 121°28′32″E / 31.228287°N 121.475530°E / 31.228287; 121.475530 (Shanghai Museum)

  • Nanjing Museum

32°02′30″N 118°49′32″E / 32.041742°N 118.825683°E / 32.041742; 118.825683 (Nanjing Museum)

  • Shandong Provincial Museum

36°39′31″N 117°05′45″E / 36.658531°N 117.095899°E / 36.658531; 117.095899 (Shandong Provincial Museum)

  • Lvshun Museum

38°48′29″N 121°14′02″E / 38.808160°N 121.233847°E / 38.808160; 121.233847 (Lvshun Museum)

  • Tianjin Museum

39°05′08″N 117°12′32″E / 39.085523°N 117.208901°E / 39.085523; 117.208901 (Tianjin Museum)

2017 [51]
Official Records of Macao During the Qing Dynasty (1693–1886) China,
Portugal 		Torre do Tombo National Archive, Alvalade, Lisbon

38°45′17″N 9°09′23″W / 38.754660°N 9.156511°W / 38.754660; -9.156511 (Torre do Tombo National Archive)

2017 [52]
Records of the Indian Indentured Labourers Fiji,
Guyana,
Suriname,
Trinidad and Tobago 		2011 [53]
The I.A.S. Tamil Medical Manuscript Collection India Institute of Asian Studies, Chennai

12°51′48″N 80°13′47″E / 12.863331°N 80.2295941°E / 12.863331; 80.2295941 (Institute of Asian Studies, Tamil Nadu)

1997 [54][55]
Archives of the Dutch East India Company India,
Indonesia,
Netherlands,
South Africa,
Sri Lanka
  • Cape Town Archives Repository (Office of the National Archives of South Africa)

33°55′53″S 18°25′26″E / 33.931495°S 18.423812°E / -33.931495; 18.423812 (Cape Town Archives Repository)

13°04′35″N 80°15′38″E / 13.076368°N 80.260424°E / 13.076368; 80.260424 (Tamil Nadu Archives)

6°54′24″N 79°51′53″E / 6.906759°N 79.864734°E / 6.906759; 79.864734 (Department of National Archives of Sri Lanka)

6°16′43″S 106°49′08″E / 6.278623°S 106.818899°E / -6.278623; 106.818899 (Arsip Nasional Republik Indonesia)

52°04′52″N 4°19′35″E / 52.081037°N 4.3262802°E / 52.081037; 4.3262802 (Nationaal Archief)

2003 [56]
Shaiva Manuscript in Pondicherry India French Institute of Pondicherry, Pondicherry

11°56′13″N 79°50′08″E / 11.936934°N 79.835651°E / 11.936934; 79.835651 (French Institute of Pondicherry)

2005 [57][58]
Rigveda India Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, Pune

18°31′09″N 73°49′48″E / 18.519103°N 73.829942°E / 18.519103; 73.829942 (Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute)

2007 [10][59]
Tarikh-e-Khandan-e-Timuriyah India Khuda Bakhsh Oriental Library, Patna 25°37′18″N 85°08′08″E / 25.621542°N 85.135677°E / 25.621542; 85.135677 (Khuda Bakhsh Oriental Public Library, Patna) 2011 [60][61]
Laghukālachakratantrarājatīka Vimalaprabhā India The Asiatic Society, Kolkata

22°33′19″N 88°21′02″E / 22.555149°N 88.350532°E / 22.555149; 88.350532 (Asiatic Society, Kolkata)

2011 [62]
Shāntinātha Charitra India Lalbhai Dalpatbhai Museum, Ahmedabad

23°01′59″N 72°32′59″E / 23.033096°N 72.549811°E / 23.033096; 72.549811 (Lalbhai Dalpatbhai Museum)

2013 [63]
Gilgit Manuscript India National Archives of India, New Delhi

28°36′56″N 77°13′02″E / 28.615543°N 77.217240°E / 28.615543; 77.217240 (National Archives of India, New Delhi)

2017 [64]
Maitreyayvarakarana India Maitreyayvarakarana Asiatic Society, Kolkata

22°33′19″N 88°21′02″E / 22.555149°N 88.350532°E / 22.555149; 88.350532 (Maitreyayvarakarana Asiatic Society, Kolkata)

2017 [65]
Ramcharitmanas India 2024
Panchatantra India 2024
Sahṛdayaloka-Locana India 2024
Sultana's Dream India 2024
La Galigo Indonesia,
Netherlands

5°08′02″S 119°24′19″E / 5.133867°S 119.405291°E / -5.133867; 119.405291 (Fort Rotterdam, Makassar)

52°09′26″N 4°28′53″E / 52.157302°N 4.481429°E / 52.157302; 4.481429 (Leiden University Library)

2011 [66]
Nagarakretagama: Description of the Country (1365 AD) Indonesia National Library of Indonesia, Jakarta

6°10′53″S 106°49′37″E / 6.181298°S 106.826908°E / -6.181298; 106.826908 (National Library of Indonesia)

2013 [67]
Babad Diponegoro Indonesia,
Netherlands

6°10′53″S 106°49′37″E / 6.181298°S 106.826908°E / -6.181298; 106.826908 (National Library of Indonesia)

  • Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies

52°09′31″N 4°28′57″E / 52.158590°N 4.482510°E / 52.158590; 4.482510 (Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies)

2013 [68]
Asian-African Conference Archives Indonesia National Archives of Indonesia, South Jakarta

6°16′43″S 106°49′08″E / 6.278638°S 106.818939°E / -6.278638; 106.818939 (National Archives of Indonesia)

2015 [69]
Borobudur Conservation Archives Indonesia National Archives of Indonesia

6°16′43″S 106°49′08″E / 6.278638°S 106.818939°E / -6.278638; 106.818939 (National Archives of Indonesia)

2017 [70]
The Indian Ocean Tsunami Archives Indonesia,
Sri Lanka
  • National Archives of Indonesia

6°16′43″S 106°49′08″E / 6.278638°S 106.818939°E / -6.278638; 106.818939 (National Archives of Indonesia)

  • Department of National Archives of Sri Lanka

6°54′24″N 79°51′53″E / 6.906742°N 79.864784°E / 6.906742; 79.864784 (Department of National Archives of Sri Lanka)

2017 [71]
Panji Tales Manuscripts Indonesia,
Cambodia,
Netherlands,
Malaysia,
United Kingdom
  • Leiden University Library, Leiden

52°09′26″N 4°28′53″E / 52.157302°N 4.481429°E / 52.157302; 4.481429 (Leiden University Library, Leiden)

  • National Library of Indonesia

6°10′53″S 106°49′37″E / 6.181298°S 106.826908°E / -6.181298; 106.826908 (National Library of Indonesia)

  • National Library of Malaysia

3°10′14″N 101°42′41″E / 3.170693°N 101.711362°E / 3.170693; 101.711362 (National Library of Malaysia)

  • National Library of Cambodia

11°34′35″N 104°55′10″E / 11.576504°N 104.919578°E / 11.576504; 104.919578 (National Library of Cambodia)

2017 [72]
"Bayasanghori Shâhnâmeh" (Prince Bayasanghor's Book of the Kings) Iran Golestan Palace, Tehran

35°40′47″N 51°25′14″E / 35.679750°N 51.420517°E / 35.679750; 51.420517 (Golestan Palace)

2007 [11]
The Deed For Endowment: Rab’ I-Rashidi (Rab I-Rashidi Endowment) 13th Century manuscript Iran Tabriz Central Library, Tabriz

38°03′51″N 46°15′23″E / 38.064110°N 46.256279°E / 38.064110; 46.256279 (Tabriz Central Library)

2007 [73][74]
Administrative Documents of Astan-e Quds Razavi in the Safavid Era Iran Astan-e Quds Razavi Library, Mashhad

36°17′22″N 59°36′58″E / 36.289501°N 59.616135°E / 36.289501; 59.616135 (Astan-e Quds Razavi Library, Mashad)

2009 [75]
Al-Tafhim li Awa'il Sana'at al-Tanjim: The Book of Instruction in the Elements of the Art of Astrology Iran Library, Museum and Documentation Centre of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, Tehran

35°48′30″N 51°27′31″E / 35.808438°N 51.458630°E / 35.808438; 51.458630 (Library, Museum and Documentation Centre of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, Tehran)

2011 [76]
Collection of Nezami’s Panj Ganj Iran
  • Sepahsalar Library (Shahid Mottahri)

35°41′22″N 51°25′52″E / 35.6893678°N 51.431208°E / 35.6893678; 51.431208 (Sepahsalar Library (Shahid Mottahri))

  • Malek National Library and Museum

35°41′13″N 51°24′59″E / 35.687040°N 51.416318°E / 35.687040; 51.416318 (Malek National Library and Museum)

  • Golestan Palace, Tehran

35°40′47″N 51°25′14″E / 35.679750°N 51.420517°E / 35.679750; 51.420517 (Golestan Palace, Tehran)

  • National Museum of Iran

35°41′14″N 51°24′53″E / 35.687098°N 51.414643°E / 35.687098; 51.414643 (National Museum of Iran)

  • Central Library and document centre of the University of Tehran

35°42′12″N 51°23′43″E / 35.703269°N 51.395321°E / 35.703269; 51.395321 (Central Library and document centre of the University of Tehran)

2011 [77]
A Collection of selected maps of Iran in the Qajar Era (1193 – 1344 Lunar Calendar / 1779–1926 Gregorian Calendar) Iran Library of Political and International Studies of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs

35°48′30″N 51°27′31″E / 35.808438°N 51.458630°E / 35.808438; 51.458630 (Library of Political and International Studies of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

2013 [78]
Dhakhīra-yi Khārazmshāhī Iran Library of the Sepahsalar Mosque, Tehran

35°41′22″N 51°26′00″E / 35.689360°N 51.433397°E / 35.689360; 51.433397 (Library of the Sepahsalar Mosque)

2013 [79]
Al-Masaalik Wa Al-Mamaalik: The Book of Itineraries and Kingdoms Germany,
Iran
  • The National Library and Archives of Iran, Tehran

35°45′07″N 51°26′03″E / 35.751903°N 51.4342645°E / 35.751903; 51.4342645 (The National Library and Archives of Iran)

  • The Gotha Research Library, Erfurt

50°56′43″N 10°42′20″E / 50.945358°N 10.705445°E / 50.945358; 10.705445 (The National Library and Archives of Iran)

2015 [80]
Kulliyyāt-i Saʽdi: Kulliyat of Saadi Iran The National Library and Archives of Iran, Tehran

35°45′07″N 51°26′03″E / 35.751903°N 51.4342645°E / 35.751903; 51.4342645 (The National Library and Archives of Iran)

2015 [81]
Jāme’ al-Tavarikh: Compendium of Chronicles Iran Golestan Palace, Tehran

50°56′43″N 10°42′20″E / 50.945358°N 10.705445°E / 50.945358; 10.705445 (Golestan Palace, Tehran)

2017 [82]
Sakubei Yamamoto Collection Japan
  • Tagawa City Coal Mining Historical Museum

33°38′27″N 130°48′50″E / 33.640761°N 130.813753°E / 33.640761; 130.813753 (Tagawa City Coal Mining Historical Museum)

  • Fukuoka Prefectural University Library

33°39′01″N 130°48′50″E / 33.650349°N 130.813806°E / 33.650349; 130.813806 (Fukuoka Prefectural University Library)

2011 [83]
Materials Related to the Keicho-era Mission to Europe Japan and Spain Japan,
Spain 		Sendai City Museum, Sendai

38°15′22″N 140°51′24″E / 38.256009°N 140.856636°E / 38.256009; 140.856636 (Sendai City Museum)

2013 [84]
Midokanpakuki: the original handwritten diary of Fujiwara no Michinaga Japan Yōmei Bunko, Kyoto

35°01′55″N 135°42′36″E / 35.031838°N 135.710117°E / 35.031838; 135.710117 (Yōmei Bunko, Kyoto)

2013 [85]
Archives of Tōji temple contained in one-hundred boxes Japan Kyoto Prefectural Library, Kyoto

35°00′47″N 135°46′56″E / 35.012969°N 135.782093°E / 35.012969; 135.782093 (Kyoto Prefectural Library)

2015 [86]
Return to Maizuru Port—Documents Related to the Internment and Repatriation Experiences of Japanese (1945–1956) Japan Maizuru Repatriation Memorial Museum, Kyoto

35°30′34″N 135°23′48″E / 35.509538°N 135.396710°E / 35.509538; 135.396710 (Maizuru Repatriation Memorial Museum)

2015 [87]
Three Cherished Stelae of Ancient Kozuke Japan Takasaki, Gunma

36°19′19″N 139°00′12″E / 36.322080°N 139.003400°E / 36.322080; 139.003400 (Takasaki)

2017 [88]
Collection of manuscripts of Khoja Ahmed Yasawi Kazakhstan National Library of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Almaty

43°14′29″N 76°56′35″E / 43.241432°N 76.943141°E / 43.241432; 76.943141 (National Library of Kazakhstan, Almaty)

2003 [89]
Audiovisual documents of the International antinuclear movement "Nevada-Semipalatinsk" Kazakhstan State Archive & State Archive of Film, Almaty

43°14′34″N 76°56′44″E / 43.242712°N 76.945582°E / 43.242712; 76.945582 (State Archive & State Archive of Film, Almaty)

2005 [90]
Aral Sea Archival Fonds Kazakhstan State Archive & State Archive of Film, Almaty

43°14′34″N 76°56′44″E / 43.242712°N 76.945582°E / 43.242712; 76.945582 (State Archive & State Archive of Film, Almaty)

2011 [91]
Correspondence of the late Sultan of Kedah (1882–1943) Malaysia National Archives of Malaysia, Alor Setar

6°09′48″N 100°22′12″E / 6.163409°N 100.370127°E / 6.163409; 100.370127 (National Archives of Malaysia)

2001 [92]
Hikayat Hang Tuah: The story of Hang Tuah Malaysia National Library of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur

3°10′14″N 101°42′41″E / 3.170693°N 101.711362°E / 3.170693; 101.711362 (National Library of Malaysia)

2001 [93]
Sejarah Melayu (the Malay Annals) Malaysia Institute of Language and Literature, Kuala Lumpur

3°08′03″N 101°42′13″E / 3.134248°N 101.703558°E / 3.134248; 101.703558 (Institute of Language and Literature, Kuala Lumpur)

2001 [94]
Batu Bersurat, Terengganu (Inscribed Stone of Terengganu) Malaysia Terengganu State Museum, Kuala Terengganu

5°19′07″N 103°06′08″E / 5.318578°N 103.102112°E / 5.318578; 103.102112 (Terengganu State Museum)

2009 [95]
Lu."Altan Tobchi" : Golden History written in 1651 Mongolia National Library of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar

47°54′53″N 106°54′59″E / 47.914814°N 106.916250°E / 47.914814; 106.916250 (National Library of Mongolia)

2011 [96]
Mongolian Tanjur & Stone Stele Monument for Mongolian Tanjur Mongolia National Library of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar

47°54′53″N 106°54′59″E / 47.914814°N 106.916250°E / 47.914814; 106.916250 (National Library of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar)

2011 & 2017 [97]
Kanjur written with 9 precious stones Mongolia National Library of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar

47°54′53″N 106°54′59″E / 47.914814°N 106.916250°E / 47.914814; 106.916250 (National Library of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar)

2013 [98]
Kuthodaw Inscription Shrines Myanmar Kuthodaw Pagoda, Mandalay

22°00′17″N 96°06′47″E / 22.004738°N 96.112954°E / 22.004738; 96.112954 (Kuthodaw Pagoda, Mandalay)

2013 [99]
Myazedi Quadrilingual Stone Inscription Myanmar Department of Archaeology and National Museum, Naypyidaw

19°47′20″N 96°08′29″E / 19.788761°N 96.141265°E / 19.788761; 96.141265 (Department of Archaeology and National Museum, Naypyidaw)

2015 [100]
The Golden Letter of the Burmese King Alaungphaya to King George II of Great Britain Myanmar,
Germany,
United Kingdom
  • Department of Archaeology and National Museum, Naypyidaw

19°47′20″N 96°08′29″E / 19.788761°N 96.141265°E / 19.788761; 96.141265 (Department of Archaeology and National Museum, Naypyidaw)

  • Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Library – State Library of Lower Saxony

52°21′55″N 9°43′51″E / 52.365295°N 9.730835°E / 52.365295; 9.730835 (Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Library – State Library of Lower Saxony)

2015 [101]
King Bayinnaung Bell Inscription Myanmar Shwezigon Pagoda, Bagan

21°11′43″N 94°53′38″E / 21.195319°N 94.893868°E / 21.195319; 94.893868 (Shwezigon Pagoda, Bagan)

2017 [102]
Nishvāsattatvasamhitā Manuscript Nepal National Archives of Nepal, Kathmandu

27°41′43″N 85°19′17″E / 27.695387°N 85.321523°E / 27.695387; 85.321523 (National Archive of Nepal)

2013 [103]
Sushrutasamhitā (Sahottārtantra) Manuscript Nepal Kaiser Library, Kathmandu

27°42′50″N 85°18′55″E / 27.713998°N 85.315269°E / 27.713998; 85.315269 (Kaiser Library, Kathmandu)

2013 [104]
Treaty of Waitangi New Zealand National Archives, Wellington

41°16′37″S 174°46′48″E / 41.277057°S 174.7801366°E / -41.277057; 174.7801366 (National Archives, Wellington)

1997 [105]
1893 Women's Suffrage Petition New Zealand National Archives, Wellington

41°16′37″S 174°46′48″E / 41.277057°S 174.7801366°E / -41.277057; 174.7801366 (National Archives, Wellington)

1997 [106]
Justice Erima Harvey Northcroft Tokyo War Crimes Trial Collection New Zealand Macmillan Brown Library, University of Canterbury

43°31′24″S 172°35′10″E / 43.523459°S 172.585977°E / -43.523459; 172.585977 (Macmillan Brown Library)

2009 [107]
Grey New Zealand Māori Manuscript Collection New Zealand Central City Library, Auckland

36°51′06″S 174°45′55″E / 36.851795°S 174.765366°E / -36.851795; 174.765366 (Central City Library)

2011 [108][109]
Overture Aotearoa New Zealand Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington

41°16′36″S 174°46′42″E / 41.276614°S 174.778372°E / -41.276614; 174.778372 (Alexander Turnbull Library)

2011 [110]
National Film Unit Weekly Review and Pictorial Parade New Zealand Archives New Zealand, Wellington

41°16′38″S 174°46′48″E / 41.277167°S 174.78°E / -41.277167; 174.78 (Archives New Zealand)

2011 [111]
Māori Land Court Minute Books New Zealand Archives New Zealand, Wellington

41°16′38″S 174°46′48″E / 41.277167°S 174.78°E / -41.277167; 174.78 (Archives New Zealand)

2012 [112]
Patu! New Zealand Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision, Wellington

41°17′37″S 174°46′41″E / 41.293656°S 174.777939°E / -41.293656; 174.777939 (Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision)

2012 [113]
Sir Edmund Hillary Archive New Zealand Auckland War Memorial Museum, Auckland

36°51′37″S 174°46′40″E / 36.860387°S 174.777826°E / -36.860387; 174.777826 (Auckland War Memorial Museum)

2013 [114]
"God Defend New Zealand" original score and lyrics New Zealand Central City Library, Auckland

36°51′06″S 174°45′55″E / 36.851795°S 174.765366°E / -36.851795; 174.765366 (Central City Library)

2013 [109]
Charles Brasch Literary and Personal Papers New Zealand Hocken Collections, Dunedin

45°52′11″S 170°31′04″E / 45.86976°S 170.517715°E / -45.86976; 170.517715 (Hocken Collections)

2013 [115]
A korao no New Zealand New Zealand Auckland War Memorial Museum, Auckland

36°51′37″S 174°46′40″E / 36.860387°S 174.777826°E / -36.860387; 174.777826 (Auckland War Memorial Museum)

2013 [116]
Mobile Unit—New Zealand Oral History, 1946–48 New Zealand Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision, Wellington

41°17′37″S 174°46′41″E / 41.293656°S 174.777939°E / -41.293656; 174.777939 (Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision)

2014 [117]
Dr Hocken's Church Missionary Society Records New Zealand Hocken Collections, Dunedin

45°52′11″S 170°31′04″E / 45.86976°S 170.517715°E / -45.86976; 170.517715 (Hocken Collections)

2014 [118]
Pickerill Papers on Plastic Surgery New Zealand Hocken Collections, Dunedin

45°52′11″S 170°31′04″E / 45.86976°S 170.517715°E / -45.86976; 170.517715 (Hocken Collections)

2015 [119]
He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tireni The Declaration of Independence of the United Tribes of New Zealand New Zealand Archives New Zealand, Wellington

41°16′38″S 174°46′48″E / 41.277167°S 174.78°E / -41.277167; 174.78 (Archives New Zealand)

2015 [120]
Katherine Mansfield literary and personal papers and belongings New Zealand Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington

41°16′36″S 174°46′42″E / 41.276614°S 174.778372°E / -41.276614; 174.778372 (Alexander Turnbull Library)

2016 [121]
Scottish Migration Collection New Zealand Waipu Scottish Migration Museum, Waipu

35°59′02″S 174°26′43″E / 35.983958°S 174.445300°E / -35.983958; 174.445300 (Alexander Turnbull Library)

2016 [122]
Lance Richdale Papers New Zealand Hocken Collections, Dunedin

45°52′11″S 170°31′04″E / 45.86976°S 170.517715°E / -45.86976; 170.517715 (Hocken Collections)

2016 [123]
Sir John Logan Campbell Papers New Zealand Auckland War Memorial Museum, Auckland

36°51′37″S 174°46′40″E / 36.860387°S 174.777826°E / -36.860387; 174.777826 (Auckland War Memorial Museum)

2016 [124]
John A. Lee Papers New Zealand Central City Library, Auckland

36°51′06″S 174°45′55″E / 36.851795°S 174.765366°E / -36.851795; 174.765366 (Central City Library)

2017 [125]
The J. T. Diamond West Auckland History Collection New Zealand Central City Library, Auckland

36°51′06″S 174°45′55″E / 36.851795°S 174.765366°E / -36.851795; 174.765366 (Central City Library)

2017 [126]
New Zealand Official Photographs, World War 1914–1918 New Zealand Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington

41°16′36″S 174°46′42″E / 41.276614°S 174.778372°E / -41.276614; 174.778372 (Alexander Turnbull Library)

2017 [127]
Kaleidoscope – a Weekly Television Arts Documentary Programme, 1976–1989 New Zealand Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision, Wellington

41°17′37″S 174°46′41″E / 41.293656°S 174.777939°E / -41.293656; 174.777939 (Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision)

2017 [128]
Salmond Anderson Architects Records New Zealand Hocken Collections, Dunedin

45°52′11″S 170°31′04″E / 45.86976°S 170.517715°E / -45.86976; 170.517715 (Hocken Collections)

2017 [129]
Ng New Zealand Chinese Heritage Collection New Zealand Presbyterian Research Centre, Knox College, Dunedin

45°51′20″S 170°31′27″E / 45.855527°S 170.524238°E / -45.855527; 170.524238 (Knox College)

2017 [130]
Tyree Studio Collection New Zealand

41°16′28″S 173°17′01″E / 41.2745°S 173.2835°E / -41.2745; 173.2835 (Nelson Provincial Museum)

41°16′36″S 174°46′42″E / 41.276614°S 174.778372°E / -41.276614; 174.778372 (Alexander Turnbull Library)

2017 [131]
Jack Lovelock Papers New Zealand Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington

41°16′36″S 174°46′42″E / 41.276614°S 174.778372°E / -41.276614; 174.778372 (Alexander Turnbull Library)

2018 [132]
Kerikeri Mission Te Reo Slates New Zealand Kerikeri Mission Station, Kerikeri

35°13′05″S 173°57′47″E / 35.218°S 173.963°E / -35.218; 173.963 (Kerikeri Mission Station)

2018 [133]
Armson Collins Architectural Drawing Collection New Zealand Macmillan Brown Library, University of Canterbury

43°31′24″S 172°35′10″E / 43.523459°S 172.585977°E / -43.523459; 172.585977 (Macmillan Brown Library)

2018 [134]
Cambodian Women Oral History Project New Zealand Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington

41°16′36″S 174°46′42″E / 41.276614°S 174.778372°E / -41.276614; 174.778372 (Alexander Turnbull Library)

2018 [135]
Marti Friedlander Archive New Zealand Auckland Art Gallery, Auckland

36°51′05″S 174°45′59″E / 36.8514°S 174.7663°E / -36.8514; 174.7663 (Auckland Art Gallery)

2018 [136]
Journals and Papers of Reverend Charles Baker New Zealand Auckland War Memorial Museum, Auckland

36°51′37″S 174°46′40″E / 36.860387°S 174.777826°E / -36.860387; 174.777826 (Auckland War Memorial Museum)

2018 [137]
Herries Beattie Papers (1848–1972) New Zealand Hocken Collections, Dunedin

45°52′11″S 170°31′04″E / 45.86976°S 170.517715°E / -45.86976; 170.517715 (Hocken Collections)

2018 [138]
PCANZ Deaconess Collection New Zealand Presbyterian Research Centre, Knox College, Dunedin

45°51′20″S 170°31′27″E / 45.855527°S 170.524238°E / -45.855527; 170.524238 (Knox College)

2018 [139]
C P Dawes Collection New Zealand Central City Library, Auckland

36°51′06″S 174°45′55″E / 36.851795°S 174.765366°E / -36.851795; 174.765366 (Central City Library)

2019 [140]
Dr Muriel Bell Papers New Zealand Hocken Collections, Dunedin

45°52′11″S 170°31′04″E / 45.86976°S 170.517715°E / -45.86976; 170.517715 (Hocken Collections)

2019 [141]
Richard Davis Meteorological Records 1839–1851 New Zealand Central City Library, Auckland

36°51′06″S 174°45′55″E / 36.851795°S 174.765366°E / -36.851795; 174.765366 (Central City Library)

2019 [142]
Sir Julius von Haast Collection New Zealand Hocken Collections, Dunedin

45°52′11″S 170°31′04″E / 45.86976°S 170.517715°E / -45.86976; 170.517715 (Hocken Collections)

2019 [143]
World War II New Zealand Mobile Broadcasting Unit Recordings New Zealand Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision, Wellington

41°17′37″S 174°46′41″E / 41.293656°S 174.777939°E / -41.293656; 174.777939 (Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision)

2019 [144]
Crown Purchase Deeds New Zealand Archives New Zealand, Wellington

41°16′38″S 174°46′48″E / 41.277167°S 174.78°E / -41.277167; 174.78 (Archives New Zealand)

2020 [145]
Robin Hyde literary and personal papers New Zealand Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington

41°16′36″S 174°46′42″E / 41.276614°S 174.778372°E / -41.276614; 174.778372 (Alexander Turnbull Library)

2020 [146]
Olaf Petersen Collection New Zealand Auckland War Memorial Museum, Auckland

36°51′37″S 174°46′40″E / 36.860387°S 174.777826°E / -36.860387; 174.777826 (Auckland War Memorial Museum)

2020 [147]
Colin and Anne McCahon Papers New Zealand Hocken Collections, Dunedin

45°52′11″S 170°31′04″E / 45.86976°S 170.517715°E / -45.86976; 170.517715 (Hocken Collections)

2020 [148]
Suzanne Aubert's 'Manuscript of Māori Conversation' New Zealand Nga Whaea Tapu Pūaroha Sisters of Compassion, Wellington

41°19′44″S 174°46′13″E / 41.3288°S 174.7704°E / -41.3288; 174.7704 (Our Lady's Home of Compassion)

2020 [149]
Ursula Bethell Collection New Zealand Macmillan Brown Library, University of Canterbury

43°31′24″S 172°35′10″E / 43.523459°S 172.585977°E / -43.523459; 172.585977 (Macmillan Brown Library)

2021 [150]
This Is New Zealand New Zealand Archives New Zealand, Wellington

41°16′38″S 174°46′48″E / 41.277167°S 174.78°E / -41.277167; 174.78 (Archives New Zealand)

2022 [151]
Clendon Papers New Zealand

41°17′13″S 174°46′26″E / 41.286839°S 174.773816°E / -41.286839; 174.773816 (Archives New Zealand)

36°51′06″S 174°45′55″E / 36.851795°S 174.765366°E / -36.851795; 174.765366 (Central City Library)

2022 [152]
The letters of Meri Hōhepa Suzanne Aubert New Zealand Nga Whaea Tapu Pūaroha Sisters of Compassion, Wellington

41°19′44″S 174°46′13″E / 41.3288°S 174.7704°E / -41.3288; 174.7704 (Our Lady's Home of Compassion)

2022 [153]
The Winkelmann Collection(s) New Zealand

36°51′06″S 174°45′55″E / 36.851795°S 174.765366°E / -36.851795; 174.765366 (Central City Library)

36°51′37″S 174°46′40″E / 36.860387°S 174.777826°E / -36.860387; 174.777826 (Auckland War Memorial Museum)

2023 [154]
Canterbury Provincial Government Archives 1853–1877 New Zealand Archives New Zealand, Wellington

41°16′38″S 174°46′48″E / 41.277167°S 174.78°E / -41.277167; 174.78 (Archives New Zealand)

2023 [155]
William Harding Collection New Zealand

41°16′36″S 174°46′42″E / 41.276614°S 174.778372°E / -41.276614; 174.778372 (Alexander Turnbull Library)

39°55′54″S 175°03′07″E / 39.9317°S 175.0519°E / -39.9317; 175.0519 (Alexander Turnbull Library)

  • Alexander Heritage & Research Library, Whanganui

39°55′51″S 175°03′09″E / 39.93097°S 175.05251°E / -39.93097; 175.05251 (Alexander Turnbull Library)

2023 [156]
Janet Frame: Literary and Personal Papers New Zealand Hocken Collections, Dunedin

45°52′11″S 170°31′04″E / 45.86976°S 170.517715°E / -45.86976; 170.517715 (Hocken Collections)

2024 [157]
Tangata Whenua: The People of the Land New Zealand Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision, Wellington

41°17′37″S 174°46′41″E / 41.293656°S 174.777939°E / -41.293656; 174.777939 (Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision)

2024 [158]
Frank Sargeson Collection New Zealand Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington

41°16′36″S 174°46′42″E / 41.276614°S 174.778372°E / -41.276614; 174.778372 (Alexander Turnbull Library)

2024 [159]
Comprehensive Illustrated Manual of Martial arts North Korea Grand People's Study House, Pyongyang; Various locations in South Korea

39°01′13″N 125°44′58″E / 39.020196°N 125.749334°E / 39.020196; 125.749334 (Grand People's Study House)

2017 [160]
Jinnah Papers (Quaid-i-Azam) Pakistan National Archives of Pakistan, Islamabad

33°44′24″N 73°05′41″E / 33.739981°N 73.094761°E / 33.739981; 73.094761 (National Archives, Islamabad)

1999 [161]
Philippine Paleographs (Hanunoo, Buid, Tagbanua and Pala'wan) Philippines National Museum, Manila

14°35′13″N 120°58′52″E / 14.586940°N 120.981240°E / 14.586940; 120.981240 (National Museum of the Philippines)

1999 [162]
Radio Broadcast of the Philippine People Power Revolution Philippines

14°42′01″N 121°04′18″E / 14.700378°N 121.071785°E / 14.700378; 121.071785 (Radio Veritas Asia, Quezon City)

14°33′10″N 121°00′49″E / 14.552678°N 121.013647°E / 14.552678; 121.013647 (Rajah Broadcasting Network, Makati)

14°17′00″N 120°57′41″E / 14.283373°N 120.961358°E / 14.283373; 120.961358 (Personal Archives of Mr. Orly Punzalan, Dasmariñas Village)

2003 [163]
José Maceda Collection Philippines U.P. Center for Ethnomusicology, Quezon City

14°39′26″N 121°03′56″E / 14.657119°N 121.065581°E / 14.657119; 121.065581 (University of the Philippines, Center for Ethnomusicology)

2007 [164]
Presidential Papers of Manuel L. Quezon Philippines U.P. Center for Ethnomusicology, Quezon City

14°39′26″N 121°03′56″E / 14.657119°N 121.065581°E / 14.657119; 121.065581 (University of the Philippines, Center for Ethnomusicology)

2011 [164]
Culion Leprosy Archives Philippines Culion Museum and Archives, Culion, Palawan

11°53′00″N 120°01′00″E / 11.883333°N 120.016667°E / 11.883333; 120.016667

2018 [165]
Hunminjeongum Manuscript: Correct Sounds for the Instruction of the People South Korea Gansong Art Museum, Seoul

37°35′37″N 126°59′49″E / 37.593612°N 126.996883°E / 37.593612; 126.996883 (National Library of Korea)

1997 [166]
The Annals of the Choson Dynasty South Korea
  • Chongjoksan Sagobon, Odaesan Sagobon and Sanyoppon

37°27′37″N 126°57′13″E / 37.460253°N 126.953587°E / 37.460253; 126.953587 (Chongjoksan Sagobon, Odaesan Sagobon and Sanyoppon)

  • T'aebaeksan Sagobon

35°10′42″N 129°05′02″E / 35.178275°N 129.084001°E / 35.178275; 129.084001 (T'aebaeksan Sagobon)

1997 [167]
Seungjeongwon ilgi, the Diaries of the Royal Secretariat South Korea Kyujanggak Library and Seoul National University, Seoul

37°34′44″N 126°59′22″E / 37.578998°N 126.989511°E / 37.578998; 126.989511 (Kyujanggak Library and Seoul National University)

2001 [168]
Baegun hwasang chorok buljo jikji simche yojeol (vol. II), the second volume of "Anthology of Great Buddhist Priests’ Zen Teachings" South Korea National Library of France, Paris

48°50′01″N 2°22′33″E / 48.833576°N 2.375789°E / 48.833576; 2.375789 (National Library of France)

2001 [169]
Printing woodblocks of the Tripitaka Koreana and miscellaneous Buddhist scriptures South Korea Haeinsa Monastery, Gyeongsangnam-do

35°48′04″N 128°05′53″E / 35.801207°N 128.098137°E / 35.801207; 128.098137 (Haeinsa Monastery, Gyeongsangnam-do)

2007 [170]
Uigwe: The Royal Protocols of the Joseon Dynasty South Korea Seoul National University, Seoul

37°27′33″N 126°57′07″E / 37.459273°N 126.952075°E / 37.459273; 126.952075 (Seoul National University)

2007 [171]
Dongui Bogam: Principles and Practice of Eastern Medicine South Korea National Library of Korea, Seoul

37°29′52″N 127°00′13″E / 37.497763°N 127.003675°E / 37.497763; 127.003675 (National Library of Korea)

2009 [172]
Human Rights Documentary Heritage 1980 Archives for the May 18th Democratic Uprising against Military Regime, in Gwangju, Republic of Korea South Korea

35°09′36″N 126°51′05″E / 35.160072°N 126.851467°E / 35.160072; 126.851467 (Gwangju City Hall)

  • May 18 Memorial Foundation, Gwangju

35°08′58″N 126°55′00″E / 35.149523°N 126.916777°E / 35.149523; 126.916777 (May 18 Memorial Foundation, Gwangju)

35°10′37″N 126°54′21″E / 35.176963°N 126.905873°E / 35.176963; 126.905873 (Chonnam National University, Gwangju)

2011 [173]
Ilseongnok: Records of Daily Reflections South Korea Seoul National University, Seoul

37°27′33″N 126°57′07″E / 37.459273°N 126.952075°E / 37.459273; 126.952075 (Seoul National University)

2011 [174]
Nanjung ilgi: War Diary of Admiral Yi Sun-sin South Korea Hyeonchungsa Shrine, Asan

36°48′23″N 127°01′55″E / 36.806508°N 127.031968°E / 36.806508; 127.031968 (Hyeonchungsa Shrine, Asan)

2013 [175]
Archives of Saemaul Undong (New Community Movement) South Korea
  • National Archives, Seoul

36°21′39″N 127°23′08″E / 36.360827°N 127.385452°E / 36.360827; 127.385452 (National Archives, Seoul)

  • Korea Saemaul Undong Center

37°30′09″N 127°04′02″E / 37.502635°N 127.067141°E / 37.502635; 127.067141 (Korea Saemaul Undong Center)

2013 [176]
Confucian Printing Woodblocks South Korea The Advanced Center for Korean Studies, Andong

36°42′08″N 128°48′39″E / 36.702255°N 128.810703°E / 36.702255; 128.810703 (The Advanced Center for Korean Studies, Andong)

2015 [177]
The Archives of the KBS Special Live Broadcast "Finding Dispersed Families" South Korea

37°31′33″N 126°54′58″E / 37.525958°N 126.915973°E / 37.525958; 126.915973 (Korean Broadcasting System)

  • National Archives of Korea

36°21′39″N 127°23′08″E / 36.360831°N 127.385418°E / 36.360831; 127.385418 (National Archives of Korea)

  • Gallup Korea

37°34′26″N 126°58′02″E / 37.574003°N 126.967257°E / 37.574003; 126.967257 (Gallup Korea)

2015 [178]
Royal Seal and Investiture Book Collection of the Joseon Dynasty South Korea National Palace Museum of Korea, Seoul

37°34′36″N 126°58′30″E / 37.576576°N 126.975098°E / 37.576576; 126.975098 (National Palace Museum of Korea)

2017 [179]
Archives of the National Debt Redemption Movement South Korea National Debt Redemption Movement Memorial Park

35°52′10″N 128°36′22″E / 35.869422°N 128.606033°E / 35.869422; 128.606033 (National Debt Redemption Movement Memorial Park)

2017 [180]
Documents on Joseon Tongsinsa/Chosen Tsushinshi: The History of Peace Building and Cultural Exchanges between Korea and Japan from the 17th to 19th Century South Korea,
Japan
  • Seoul National University Kyujanggak Institute for Korean Studies 37.462090| 126.950237
  • National Library of Korea

37°29′52″N 127°00′13″E / 37.497763°N 127.003675°E / 37.497763; 127.003675 (National Library of Korea)

  • National Institute of Korean History

37°25′27″N 126°58′47″E / 37.424203°N 126.979690°E / 37.424203; 126.979690 (National Institute of Korean History)

  • Korea University Library

37°35′05″N 127°01′35″E / 37.584651°N 127.026487°E / 37.584651; 127.026487 (Korea University Library)

  • Chungnam Institute of History and Culture

36°29′21″N 127°08′48″E / 36.489140°N 127.146737°E / 36.489140; 127.146737 (Chungnam Institute of History and Culture)

  • National Museum of Korea

37°31′26″N 126°58′49″E / 37.523847°N 126.980404°E / 37.523847; 126.980404 (National Museum of Korea)

  • Busan Museum

35°07′47″N 129°05′39″E / 35.129724°N 129.094084°E / 35.129724; 129.094084 (Busan Museum)

  • National Palace Museum of Korea

37°34′36″N 126°58′30″E / 37.576576°N 126.975098°E / 37.576576; 126.975098 (National Palace Museum of Korea)

  • Korea National Maritime Museum

35°04′43″N 129°04′49″E / 35.078493°N 129.080272°E / 35.078493; 129.080272 (Korea National Maritime Museum)

2017 [181]
Mahavamsa (6th century BCE to 1815 CE) Sri Lanka Palm Leaf Manuscripts Collection, University of Peradeniya

7°15′15″N 80°35′48″E / 7.25417°N 80.59667°E / 7.25417; 80.59667 (University of Peradeniya)

2023 [182]
The manuscript of Ubayd Zakoni's Kulliyat and Hafez Sherozi's Gazalliyt (14th century) Tajikistan Institute of the Written Heritage of the Academy of Sciences, Dushanbe

38°34′15″N 68°47′31″E / 38.570959°N 68.791934°E / 38.570959; 68.791934 (Institute of the Written Heritage of the Academy of Sciences, Dushanbe)

2003 [183]
The King Ram Khamhaeng Inscription Thailand Bangkok National Museum, Bangkok

13°45′30″N 100°29′30″E / 13.758195°N 100.491799°E / 13.758195; 100.491799 (Bangkok National Museum)

2003 [184]
Archival Documents of King Chulalongkorn's Transformation of Siam (1868–1910) Thailand National Library of Thailand, Bangkok; National Archives of Thailand, Bangkok

13°46′20″N 100°30′18″E / 13.772305°N 100.505114°E / 13.772305; 100.505114 (National Library of Thailand)

2009 [185]
Epigraphic Archives of Wat Pho Thailand Wat Pho, Bangkok

13°44′48″N 100°29′36″E / 13.746538°N 100.493298°E / 13.746538; 100.493298 (Wat Pho, Bangkok)

2011 [186]
"The Minute Books of the Council of the Siam Society", 100 years of recording international cooperation in research and the dissemination of knowledge in the arts and sciences Thailand National Archives of Thailand, Bangkok

13°46′23″N 100°30′16″E / 13.773143°N 100.504566°E / 13.773143; 100.504566 (National Archives of Thailand)

2013 [187]
The Royal Photographic Glass Plate Negatives and Original Prints Collection Thailand National Archives of Thailand, Bangkok

13°46′23″N 100°30′16″E / 13.773143°N 100.504566°E / 13.773143; 100.504566 (National Archives of Thailand)

2017 [188]
On the Birth of a Nation: Turning points (Max Stahl collection of audiovisual documents) East Timor Archives & Museum of East Timorese Resistance

8°33′20″S 125°34′39″E / 8.555558°S 125.577499°E / -8.555558; 125.577499 (Archives & Museum of East Timorese Resistance)

2013 [189]
Holy Koran Mushaf of Othman Uzbekistan The Muslim Board of Uzbekistan, Tashkent

41°19′32″N 69°14′29″E / 41.325571°N 69.241367°E / 41.325571; 69.241367 (The Muslim Board of Uzbekistan, Tashkent)

1997 [13]
The Collection of the Al-Biruni Institute of Oriental Studies Uzbekistan Academy of Sciences, Tashkent

41°18′24″N 69°17′12″E / 41.306589°N 69.286559°E / 41.306589; 69.286559 (Academy of Sciences, Tashkent)

1997 [190]
Archives of the Chancellery of Khiva Khans Uzbekistan Central State Archive of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Tashkent

41°17′15″N 69°13′44″E / 41.287496°N 69.228878°E / 41.287496; 69.228878 (Central State Archive of the Republic of Uzbekistan)

2017 [191]
Arthur Bernard Deacon (1903–27) collection MS 90–98 Vanuatu,
United Kingdom 		Royal Anthropological Institute, London

51°31′26″N 0°08′24″W / 51.523794°N 0.140062°W / 51.523794; -0.140062 (Royal Anthropological Institute, London)

2013 [192]
Woodblocks of the Nguyễn Dynasty Vietnam State Records and Archives Department of Vietnam, Hanoi

21°01′57″N 105°48′33″E / 21.032576°N 105.809181°E / 21.032576; 105.809181 (State Records and Archives Department of Vietnam)

2009 [193]
Stone stele records of imperial examinations of the Lê and Mạc dynasties Vietnam Temple of Literature

21°01′46″N 105°50′10″E / 21.029363°N 105.836164°E / 21.029363; 105.836164 (Temple of Literature, Hanoi)

2010 [194][195]
Imperial Archives of Nguyen Dynasty (1802–1945) Vietnam National Archives Centre No.1, Hanoi

21°01′01″N 105°47′53″E / 21.016896°N 105.798097°E / 21.016896; 105.798097 (National Archives Centre No.1, Hanoi)

2017 [196]

See also

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Notes

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^ Names and spellings provided are based on the official list released by the Memory of the World Programme.

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