All the objectives planned in the project have been successfully achieved with the content of the activity program. Our project was written and implemented on the definition of cultural assets and the application of this definition. When the cultural heritage is not transferred to the next generations and is not carried to the future, it may lose its feature of being a 'culture'. For this reason, it is a matter of constant importance that cultural assets are preserved and transferred to future generations. Cultural heritage is universal values that remind societies and members of societies of a common past, strengthen the ability of unity and solidarity, and ensure the continuity of their traditions and diversity. In this context, cultural heritage information transfer regarding the countries of our partners and all partners involved in our project was provided and encouraged; defining and protecting the place of cultural heritage in our lives, understanding common values; activities were carried out to increase the cultural awareness of the societies and to ensure continuity. In this context, our project activity program for the transfer of intangible and tangible cultural assets to the future has been a step towards the actions that need to be taken. As Hitit Archeology Club, 20 young people from 4 different countries came together with our project and carried out activities on archeology/cultural heritage issues. As a result of these activities, all project participants created an international network and gained the belief that cultural awareness plays a major role in the preservation and preservation of heritage values and the development of humanity and life. Thus, it was ensured that all participants gain practical awareness of cultural solidarity, social cohesion, intercultural dialogue and cultural heritage, which are among the priorities of the Erasmus program. The activity program lasted for 7 days and various activities for cultural heritage were held every day. These activities are diversified such as presentations where each partner group introduces their own country, cultural heritage and cultural assets, races, ice-breaking activities, trips to historical and cultural museums and excavation sites in Ankara. With the implementation of this activity program, a total of 20 young people from 4 different countries gained awareness for understanding and questioning cultural assets. Understanding cultural assets has provided the development of people's empathy skills, their ability to evaluate events and phenomena more accurately, their social belonging and intercultural awareness. It was ensured that prejudices against different cultures were eliminated. By revealing their common past and common cultural values, participants were able to communicate more strongly with each other. Another aim of our project is the protection of cultural assets. As cultural heritage is considered as a legacy from the past, there are problems in carrying it to the future. Therefore, activities to improve the perception and awareness of our participants in the direction of protecting and transferring the cultural heritage were implemented. An environment of encouragement for the protection of values has been created, and by producing activities on this subject, both the individual qualities and cultural awareness of the participating youth have been contributed. With the project activities, a total of 20 young people from Ukraine, Turkey, Romania and Serbia were able to understand the unifying element of culture. With the participation of young people from different cultures in the movement towards universal values; The awareness of defending human characteristics and rights, non-discrimination, justice, and a just and equal society has been gained. Awareness of working for the benefit of society has been achieved by respecting mutual cultures and traditions, aiming at solidarity, taking responsibility together and feeling this responsibility. By examining the ancient city of Gordion Yassıhöyük, excavation site, museum and Hittite Cuneiform in Ankara Polatlı; The starting point of European culture has also been observed concretely. It has been understood that cultural heritage is the most important factor connecting Anatolia to Europe and Europe to Anatolia through our common history and values, while contributing to the end of cultural prejudices. Thus, it has been ensured that Anatolia and Europe are a holistic culture, and the objectives planned in the project have been successfully achieved with the activity program carried out.