text: including mummies and bones of any kind, as well as manuscripts or incunabula, codices, books of any kind, and documents and publications; "(c) The elements or parts that originate from the dismantling of historical monuments and structures of any age and kind; "(d) Materials of anthropological, historical and ethnological interest; "(e) Objects with a bearing on history, including the history of science and technology, military history, social history and religious history, and also the lives of peoples and leaders, scientific thinkers and national artists, or of persons who through their accomplishments have acquired national or international fame, as well as objects with a bearing on, or connected with, national events; "(f) Rare collections and samples of zoology, botany, mineralogy, anatomy, and objects of palaeontological interest; "(g) Objects of artistic interest such as: "(i) Pictures, paintings and drawings on any substrate and on any material (excluding industrial drawings and hand-decorated manufactured articles); "(ii) Original productions of statuary art or sculpture in any material; "(iii) Original engravings, prints and lithographs; "(iv) Original artistic ensembles and montages of any material; "(h) Postage stamps, tax stamps and similar items, either singly or in collections; "(i) Archives, including phonographic, photographic and cinematographic archives; "(j) Furnishings of more than 100 years of age and ancient musical instruments. "2. The movable cultural property defined in this document includes objects that belong to the State or to public agencies or to private legal or natural persons. "ARTICLE 2 "GeReral prinçiplqg "On the basis of mutual respect for national sovereignty and jurisdiction, the States Parties undertake: "(a) To take the necessary measures to prevent the import of movable cultural property (i) stolen from any institutions such as museums, or from persons; and (ii) the export of which is expressly prohibited by the national legislation of the other State Party and located on the territory of that 
analysis: This text appears to be a treaty or agreement between countries regarding the protection and preservation of cultural heritage, including movable cultural property such as artifacts, documents, and artworks. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a legal or regulatory context. The text does not appear to be related to economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, but rather focuses on the preservation and protection of cultural property.