Admire the collection of ethnographic artifacts at the Sa Huynh Culture Museum

Tourists admire the buffalo yoke used for plowing. Photo: LQ

More than 100 exhibits are mainly household items associated with the daily life of rural people in Duy Xuyen district such as rice mills, flour mills, fish sauce containers, jars, fishing nets, etc.

This is the result of collections by the Department of Culture and Information of Duy Xuyen district, the My Son Cultural Heritage Management Board and donating families.

All the exhibits were once closely associated with the daily life and activities of the people. Photo: LQ

According to the leader of the My Son Cultural Heritage Management Board, all the exhibits are original, used artifacts, handcrafted, rich in style and age.

Each artifact is a story that conveys the values ​​of memories and the breath of village life in the past. This is clearly shown through the crafting techniques as well as the changes in color, material, and aesthetics over the process and flow of time.

Wooden tray and chopsticks in a meal of a rural family in Duy Xuyen. Photo: LQ

“We want to create a memory space for older tourists, those born in the 80s and earlier. At the same time, we want to help today’s young generation better understand the depth of their homeland’s culture and the richness of their nation’s history,” said the leader of the My Son Cultural Heritage Management Board.

Bamboo rice mill. Photo: LQ

Ceramic jar containing fish sauce. Photo: LQ

Wood stove. Photo: LQ

Bamboo utensils were once closely associated with the daily life of rural people. Photo: LQ

Long table and familiar objects of a rural family. Photo: LQ

The exhibition space brings many strange and interesting things to students. Photo: LQ

Source: https://baoquangnam.vn/chiem-nguong-bo-suu-tam-hien-vat-dan-toc-hoc-tai-bao-tang-van-hoa-sa-huynh-champa-duy-xuyen-3142503.html