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    Course: Introduction to

    linguistics
    Submitted to: Dr Zafar Ullah
    Submitted by: Saba Hamza
    Student ID: bsf23002898
    Topic Title: Museology
    Open Air Museums ( OAMs)
    • Museology:
    The science or
    profession of museum organization
    and management.
    • Museums:
    A museum is a not- for – profit
    permanent institution in the service
    of society that researchers collects,
    conserves, interprets and exhibits
    tangible and intangible
    heritage.
    Introduction:
    Open air museums are outdoor
    spaces that showcase buildings
    , structures and aircrafts in a
    natural setting, providing visitors
    with a hands-on experience of
    history, culture and heritage .
    Unlike traditional museums,
    open air museums typically
    feature reconstructed or
    preserved historical buildings ,
    often arranged to assemble a
    village or town from a specific
    time period. It allows visitors to
    step back in time and
    History of OAMs:

    • OAMs have a long history


    with the first of their kind
    opening its doors in
    Scandinavia in the
    1890s.
    • On the following years the
    concept has been
    spreading.
    Literature Review:-
    • Despite almost 150 years
    of experience gained on a
    global scale. There are
    almost no larger studies
    on OAms.
    • Paardekooper 2012
    • Catch 22
    Methodologies:
    • Collection and preservation
    • Interpretation
    • Living history
    • Education and outreach
    • Research and documentation
    • Community engagement
    Results and discussion
    A “ result and discussion”
    section might include:-
    • Findings from visitor studies.
    • OAms much higher than Conventional
    museums.
    • Evaluation of educational programs.
    • Interpretation and preservation.
    • Stream resources.
    Conclusion:
    • In conclusion, open air museums
    a vital role in preserving, interpreting
    and presenting cultural heritage
    for the benefit of present and
    future generations.
    • By engaging visitors through
    interpretations , living history
    demonstrations and educational
    programs.
    Cont.…
    • Furthermore, these institutions
    contribute to community
    development, tourism and
    cultural identity, serving as
    important resources for local
    communities and visitors alike.
    • Overall open air museums
    stand as invaluable
    repositories of cultural
    heritage, offering opportunities
    for
    Discovery, learning and

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