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وكالة الانباء الاردنية
Jordan's Heritage at Al-Urdunia Museum
The article analyzes the importance of the Jordan University Museums of Archaeology and Folklore as two voices narrating Jordan's history and living memory. It explains that the Archaeology Museum reflects the pages of Jordan's civilizations from prehistoric times through Islamic periods, aiming to serve researchers and students by providing an educational and practical resource that promotes awareness of preserving cultural heritage. Meanwhile, the Folklore Museum focuses on community life, its tools, and customs, showcasing the diversity of desert, city, and rural life through approximately 500 artifacts, with an emphasis on conveying details of daily life and Jordan’s social history. Both museums aim to document national memory and develop digitization and educational methods, directly linking them to education, research, and community engagement in heritage preservation. Their presence at the heart of the universities highlights the importance of continuing to transmit cultural heritage as an integral part of Jordan's history and national cultural identity.
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