The role of cultural and heritage education at Bakoni Malapa Open Air Museum: demonstrations of cultural practices and craftwork techniques
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Open air museums are of vital importance in preservingand safeguarding cultureand intangible heritage. Thispaper explores how Bakoni Malapa Open Air Museumpreserves the culture of the Bakoni people by showcasingtheir cultural heritage and educating visitors about it. Although various methods are used to preserve theculture of the Bakoni people, this paper’s analyses arebased on just two of the museum’s main activities inconnection with intangible heritage – putting ondemonstrations of traditional cultural practices anddemonstrating craft techniques. We also discuss whatother cultures around the globe can learn from the wayBakoni cultural heritage is presented at Bakoni Malapa.
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Open air museums are of vital importance in preservingand safeguarding cultureand intangible heritage. Thispaper explores how Bakoni Malapa Open Air Museumpreserves the culture of the Bakoni people by showcasingtheir cultural heritage and educating visitors about it. Although various methods are used to preserve theculture of the Bakoni people, this paper’s analyses arebased on just two of the museum’s main activities inconnection with intangible heritage – putting ondemonstrations of traditional cultural practices anddemonstrating craft techniques. We also discuss whatother cultures around the globe can learn from the wayBakoni cultural heritage is presented at Bakoni Malapa.
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