In a rapidly evolving world, where ancient traditions and cultural knowledge are increasingly at risk of being forgotten, GRACE: Timekeepers of Ancient Cultural Legacy takes readers on an extraordinary journey through the efforts to safeguard humanity's most precious heritage. Born from the visionary minds behind the Advocacy Unified Network (AUN) and headquartered in Santipur, West Bengal, GRACE (Global Repository for Ancient Cultural Endeavours) stands as a beacon of hope in the realm of cultural preservation. This groundbreaking initiative, originally conceived in The Hague, Netherlands, aims to protect and promote ancient cultural traditions, artifacts, and knowledge systems for future generations. This book delves deep into the critical importance of preserving ancient cultural heritage in the face of mounting global challenges such as urbanization, climate change, and conflicts. From exploring the profound threats that jeopardize historical sites and traditional practices to highlighting the latest technologies, including AI-driven tools, 3D scanning, and virtual reality, GRACE: Timekeepers of Ancient Cultural Legacy presents a comprehensive and innovative approach to cultural preservation. Through a richly woven narrative, the book unpacks GRACE's founding mission, its strategic global presence, and its commitment to interdisciplinary research and education initiatives. Readers will discover how GRACE collaborates with governments, NGOs, cultural institutions, and local communities across the world to champion the cause of heritage protection. From digital archiving methods to successful case studies of community-led preservation projects, the book offers inspiring examples of how ancient legacies are being preserved with a forward-thinking approach. The book also sheds light on GRACE's role in shaping international cultural policies, lobbying efforts, and public awareness campaigns. With an emphasis on global collaboration, GRACE showcases the successes and challenges faced in building an interconnected, international network of cultural advocates. It addresses ethical questions about cultural ownership, intellectual property rights, and the restitution of artifacts while offering solutions to the delicate balance between cultural preservation and autonomy. Authored by a dedicated young team under the mentorship of global cultural experts, this book serves as a testament to their commitment and passion for preserving the legacies of the past. Dr. Rajendran Govender from Durban, South Africa, plays a pivotal role in guiding GRACE, sharing his vast experience to mentor the organization as it grows into the global force it was dreamt to be. At its core, GRACE: Timekeepers of Ancient Cultural Legacy is more than a call to action—it is a compelling vision for the future of cultural preservation. It challenges readers to rethink the ways in which heritage can be safeguarded, not only through traditional means but through the lens of modern technology and global cooperation. As GRACE continues to evolve, this book invites the world to take part in the mission to protect and celebrate humanity's shared cultural treasures. Perfect for global readers, cultural enthusiasts, historians, policymakers, and advocates, this book is a must-read for anyone invested in the future of cultural preservation. With a blend of intellectual rigor, inspiring stories, and practical solutions, GRACE: Timekeepers of Ancient Cultural Legacy positions itself as a crucial resource for those looking to make an impact in protecting the rich diversity of ancient cultures across the world.