The Objects That Are Inside The Tsunami Museum
Hay steemian friend..
After a long time I did not post my job, this time I will post back with different post that I will tell you about the museum that was in banda aceh museum that has been made several years ago.
This museum is a four-storey structure with an area of 2,500 m² of which the curved wall is covered by geometric relief. In it, visitors enter through a narrow and dark passageway between two high water walls - to recreate the atmosphere and panic in the tsunami.
Inside the building there is a beautiful large pool with a bridge above it. In addition, there is a room that is represented as a dark cave and there is a flow of water flow The concept offered by this architect, by combining house Aceh (stage house type) married to the concept of escape building hill or hill to save yourself, sea waves or tsunami wave analogue, Traditional saman dance, God's light, and open-concept garden of urban society.
And this is the object in the museum:
At the beginning of the year, about 1600 manuscripts of the Aceh Museum collection were kept in a special room. However, not all were digitized by Leipzig University. There are various possibilities, possibly one of which is the limited program period. Thus, half of that amount can be completed, although there is no accurate data on how many Acehnese manuscripts are digitized in the program. This is surprising because there is no accuracy of data owned by both parties, and it is understandable, before the birth of a more complete catalog of manuscripts that have been digitized, restored and more.
Here are some objects that have been massacred by the tsunami and have now been made museums,Tsunami-affected objects are considered important because they are not copied much and are increasingly difficult to find. Each item will be specially described on its part.
Hope for the future, the rescue of objects in digital form will continue to do, as best and stronger, whether the collection of Government Museum, private or private collection of society.
Here is the situation when the tsunami in banda aceh, all destroyed everyone running panicked fear to save themselves, In addition to the construction of facilities / buildings Museum, with the cost of Pelita has also cultivated collection, to add to existing collections. Collections that have been collected gradually. Get out of here you'll see lots of gigantic photos and tsunami artifacts. For example: a large standing clock that died when the time indicates at 8.17 minutes or a photo clock Baiturrahman Great Mosque that fell and died also at that time. Other artifacts are miniatures about the tsunami. For example, people catching fish in the sea and running for safety when the waves exceeded the height of the coconut trees crashing into them. Or house buildings that were shattered by an earthquake before the flood came "to clean it up
Thus the history and stories about this tsunami museum that I can tell may be useful for us all to be more knowledgeable about history. See you later on my next posting or story and thank you
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