Ari Sihasale and Nia Zulkarnain with the group of Alenia’s Journey Uncover NTT visited to Krikilan Cluster Museum of Early Man. Their arrival greeted by Sukronedi, S.Si, M.A. as a Head of Conservation Office of Sangiran Early Man Site (11/24/2016). He friendly guided the group show around the museum.
The Alenia’s Journey Uncover NTT group will go to NTT to make a documentary film about the history of Homo floriensis. “After the success of the documentary film about Papua, we continue the 80 days’ trip to make the next documentary film in NTT”, said one of the member. “We heard information that there is reconstruction of Homo floriensis in Sangiran, so we stop here”, he added.
With the information gathered from various sources, will make this documentary much better. The accurate and valid resources gathered will strengthen the results and a provision while digging a variety of evidence in the field. So we start from Sangiran Museum to find the information, said Ari to Sukronedi when his group toured Sangiran Museum of Ancient Man.
When Nia and the group touring the museum and watch the collections in showroom, she asked to Sukronedi the ticket to watch the collections, the visitors will have to pay how much and what when the museum is open?
Sukronedi gently explained that the retribution of admission is managed by the Local Government and to watch all of the collections in this museum visitors only pay Rp. 5.000, -. The schedules of the museum are Tuesday-Sunday at 08.00-16.00 WIB. In Monday, the museum closed because of the maintain process and this policy is applied in all of the museum, because the collections require a treatment.
The Nia surprised to hear the answer, “Only Rp. 5000, – to know any evidence of early human life, the price is very cheap, not comparable with the knowledge gained, visitors do not need to incur huge costs “. Only incur low costs the visitors gain a luxury knowledge. Knowledge as well as cultural attractions suitable for the family to visit and uncover the mysteries of ancient life. (Wiwit Hermanto)
(translated by Bima JB)
