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Undertaking the course on ?Presenting and Managing Heritage Sites? at Oxford University was an enriching experience for me. It was that insatiable desire for heritage and anything representing the past (tangible and intangible) that had lured me into taking this course. The exposure was an inextricable and unbelievable mix of imaginationand reality at Rewley House (the Center for Continuing Education at Oxford). Not very far from Oxford station, reaching Rewley House was an easy affair. I walked pastthe Ashmolean Museum right behind Rewley House. It is the oldest museum in Britain having been founded in 1683 and is the oldest university museum in the world. Not farwere the museum of Natural History with its neo-Gothic structures and adjoining it the Pitt River?s Museum and Museum of History of Science. I was flawed by the extensiveefforts and perfection at Cultural Resource Management and love for Heritage - nothing being lost for want of concern or due to apathy and neglect.