Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Lamu Old Town' has mentioned 'Coast' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| [5] The Portuguese action was prompted by the nation's successful mission to control trade along the coast of the Indian Ocean. | WIKI |
| For a considerable time, Portugal had a monopoly on shipping along the East African coast and imposed export taxes on pre-existing local channels of commerce. | WIKI |
| [7] In fear of future attacks, Lamu appealed to the Omanis for a Busaidi garrison to operate at the new fort and help protect the area from Mazrui rebels along the Kenyan coast. | WIKI |
| It was the first post office to be established on the East African coast; today there is a museum in Lamu dedicated to it: the German Post Office Museum. | WIKI |
| It was established in the 1980s,[20] and is one of the best-equipped hospitals on the Kenyan coast. | WIKI |
| The growth and decline of the seaports on the East African coast and interaction between the Bantu, Arabs, Persians, Indians, and Europeans represents a significant cultural and economic phase in the history of the region which finds its most outstanding expression in Lamu Old Town. | WIKI |
| Lamu Old Town, located on an island known by the same name on the coast of East Africa some 350km north of Mombasa, is the oldest and best preserved example of Swahili settlement in East Africa. | UNESCO |
| Unlike other Swahili settlements which have been abandoned along the East African coast, Lamu has continuously been inhabited for over 700 years. | UNESCO |
| The growth and decline of the seaports on the East African coast and interaction between the Bantu, Arabs, Persians, Indians, and Europeans represents a significant cultural and economic phase in the history of the region which finds its most outstanding expression in Lamu Old Town, its architecture and town planning. | UNESCO |
| Criterion (iv):The growth and decline of the seaports on the East African coast and interaction between the Bantu, Arabs, Persians, Indians, and Europeans represents a significant cultural and economic phase in the history of the region which finds its most outstanding expression in Lamu Old Town. | UNESCO |