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MUSEUM LOKA BUDAYA UNIVERSITAS CENDERAWASIH SEBAGAI SUMBER KEBENDAAN DALAM PENULISAN SEJARAH LOKAL TRADISIONAL DI PAPUA

NOKEN : Jurnal Pengelolaan Pendidikan · Vol. 2 No. KEN (2022) · pp. 72–86

DOI
10.31957/noken.v2i2.1877
ISSN
2745-7788
Published
2022-01-23
Publisher
Program Studi Manajemen Pendidikan FKIP Universitas Cenderawasih
Language
eng

Abstract

This study aimed to identify the existence of the Cenderawasih University Cultural Workshop Museum in Jayapura in an effort to use it as a source of “material” for writing traditional local history in Papua. This study uses qualitative data analysis. The data and information came from the curator of the museum, as well as the results of interviews with informants and museum employees. Then the results were clarified and interpreted according to the unit of discussion so that answers are obtained for the formulation of the problems posed. Research showed that currently the Loka Budaya Museum has a collection of approximately 900s from the first 1500s. Collection In the form of human creations made from wood, roots, grass, leaves, feathers and animal skins; copper and pottery. Every object had a description or explanation from prehistoric times to contemporary times. Consists of models of residential buildings, such as statues, traditional houses, war clothes, oversized clothes, defense shields, as well as tools needed in human life, such as axes, hoes, means of exchange, rifles, bowls, plates, musical instruments, means of transportation, etc. This collection of human creations has represented 7 tribal areas in Papua. Although there are some that have not been covered. Its existence is as a "store" of the identity of various ethnic groups in Papua. The fact that the local cultural museum has not been ogled by historical observers and historians even though the objects are evidence of the identity and civilization of the wearer. This is an important part that the collection of ethnographic objects in this anthropological study is not just "dead" display objects with their myths but will produce stories or stories that are structured into traditional historigraphic narratives that add to the repertoire of local history in Papua.Keywords: Museum; Loka Budaya; Matter; Local History; Traditional

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Sara Marlina OheeAffiliation unknown2
Rispah PurbaAffiliation unknown1
Golden AyomiAffiliation unknown1
Hidayah HidayahAffiliation unknown1
Mamberuman M. InggamerAffiliation unknown1
Hendry Ch. IwongAffiliation unknown1
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