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Our cultural heritage (physical and intellectual) has a deep inpact on shaping our identity (individual and collective) in terms of how we integrate with groups we consider we share common bonds with.
This process of understanding the world we live in as well as our past is being attained with the material culture and the information that can provide in terms of its usage and carrying symbolism; through it an insight into how past societies have lived is being succed. This cultural heritage it is called to be preserved and bequeathed to future generations by the cultural sector professionals.
By Eleonora Semelidou
The relationship of the communities to their museums has been altered and modified drastically during the last five years in Greece mainly as a result of the financial crisis and its consequences upon the Greek society, who sees week by week to lose many of the working privileges that previous generations of employers have earned alongside to suffer bad medical services, to pay too many taxes, to lose a great amount of money from their pensions and salaries and have no substantial education.
All the aforementioned have been depicted on the leisure and amusement preferences of the communities, who prefer to spend their Sunday on a walk or in a coffee shop instead of visiting a museum. At this point, it has to be mentioned that decades of bad administration on behalf of the Ministry of Culture has resulted in building too many museums of which the bulk majority is crudely designed, organized and functioned. Unfortunately, these attributes cannot guarantee their survival for that most of them has been closed, while others are going to in the future. The aforementioned situation has become even worse during COVID era.
This anomaly is going to be minimized by the use of new technologies that will assist us in producing an online museum, where an usual (in our case) exhibit will be presented; however, the same platform and the same rational behind this can be applied elsewhere. Here, we will present you our proposal, an online museum with the hope that it can offer the solution to such as the aforementioned problems.
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The private sector application procedure it refers to all the human remains that are in the hands of Foreign educational Instituions that are open and work in Greece, mainly archaeological schools such as the British School at Athens, the Americam Archaeological school etc.
The procedure is to submit your proposal to the online museum board, which has a meeting every month and is the same as in an ordinary walled museum is followed.
The private sector application procedure it refers to all the human remains that are in the hands of private companies (mainly major construction companies that hire archaeologists for undertaking excavations, as well as civilians that sponsor archaeologists to excavate their private land plots when they wish to construct any structure.
The procedure is to submit your proposal to the online museum board, which has a meeting every month and is the same as in an ordinary walled museum is followed.
The public sector application procedure it refers to all the human remains that are in the hands of the University Departments, such as Archaeology and Medical Schools as well as from excavations held by the Archaeology Service (Prehistory and Classical Eforiae and Byzantines Eforiae).
In this is sector the material that PhD students posse will also be included. It is that remains that those researchers examine within the limits of their research. The procedure is to submit your proposal to the online museum board, which has a meeting every month and is the same as in an ordinary walled museum is followed.
I am a PhD student what should I do if I wish my bone collection to be exhibit in the Human Remains Museum?
I am a private collector how can I donate my collection to the Human Remains Museum?
