Documentary heritage refers to the records and documents that hold significant historical, cultural, or social value. This includes manuscripts, letters, photographs, and audiovisual materials that provide insight into the past. These documents are essential for understanding the history and identity of communities, nations, and cultures. Preserving documentary heritage is crucial for future generations. Institutions like archives, libraries, and museums work to safeguard these materials, ensuring they remain accessible for research and education. Efforts to digitize and catalog these documents help broaden access and promote awareness of their importance in telling the stories of our shared human experience.