text: already exist, to bear in mind, when so doing, the draft model treaty; "3. Urges all Member States to continue to strengthen international co-operation and mutual assistance in resolving these problems; "4. Calls upon Member States to inform the Secretary-General periodically of the efforts made to conclude agreements for the prevention of crimes that infringe on the cultural heritage of peoples in the form of movable property; "5. Requests the Secretary-General to establish, in co-operation with Member States and intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations, a centralized international computer data base containing information on movable cultural property that could be subject to illicit import or export and on national and international legislation related to the protection of cultural property, in collaboration with countries that have had experience in this field; "6. Requests the Committee on Crime Prevention and Control to examine periodically the progress achieved in this area. "DRAFT MODEL TREATY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRIMES THAT INFRINGE ON THE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF PEOPLES IN THE FORM OF MOVABLE PROPERTY "The _______________________________ and the ______________________________ " Wishing to add to the effectiveness of the co-operation between their two countries in combating criminal activities, "Iftayg agreed as follows; "ARTICLE 1 "Definitions "1. For the purposes of this Treaty, movable cultural property shall be understood as referring to such objects as part of the cultural patrimony and are regarded, as a result of the established legal procedure, by the States as important to archaeology, pre-history, history, literature, art or science, and as belonging to the categories enumerated below: "(a) The material product of archaeological explorations and excavations on land and under water; "(b) Objects regarded as ancient, such as tools, ceramics, ornaments, looms, musical instruments, pottery, inscriptions of all kinds, coins, engraved seals, jewels, weapons, funerary remains of any description, 
analysis: This text appears to be focused on the protection and preservation of cultural heritage, specifically movable cultural property such as archaeological finds, art, and other historical objects. The text emphasizes international cooperation and the establishment of a centralized database to track and prevent the illicit trade of these items. This suggests that the category is likely related to culture and international cooperation.