We can say we preserved treasures equal to Zion, Arches, and Canyonlands National Parks.
Yet there is no doubt that housing and preserving treasured cultural artifacts is important to most of us.
And while a sunken city "may sound romantic," said Dr. Jackson, the British scholar, "this mud promises to have preserved a treasure trove of information on the city during an important period of change".
Because of their utilitarian roles, many of the transporters that once served racing teams were not preserved as treasures, but scrapped or sold off for less honored vocations.
On the scholars' journey this summer, the talk was not of unification but of shared history and of a common desire to understand the remarkable events that both preserved the treasures and eventually led to their division.
The book may not have a future – and there will be fewer and fewer handwritten manuscripts – but such written material has a past that must be preserved and treasured.
Each of us must help to save an institution that sits in a constellation with the houses of Melville, Dickinson, Emerson, Hawthorne, Thoreau, Alcott, Whittier, Longfellow and others — all of which are open to the public, preserved and treasured in Massachusetts.
Throughout the centuries, far-sighted people and societies that honor beauty and history have preserved these treasures for future generations.
The cedars are our treasure and we need to preserve this treasure for many hundreds and thousands of years to come".
These tourists have expressed to us in moving letters, which we preserve and treasure, their excitement in seeing the saplings that have grown into mature trees".
