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Land, sea, craft knowledge and two stages
In Honiara, the Solomon Islands National Museum has a gallery with themes on livelihoods from land and sea and on village communities, plus a craft shop whose stated aims include preserving craft-making knowledge.
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Livelihoods and village communities
The brochure lists a gallery theme on making a living from land and sea with traditional knowledge and skills, and another on communities, in which most Solomon Islanders live in related village families who share resources.[1]
A shop with a preservation aim
The brochure says the shop offers handicrafts from several provinces and names preserving craft-making knowledge among its aims. The museum thus presents the shop as supporting that knowledge as well as selling objects.[1]
One auditorium, two stage settings
The National Auditorium stands within the museum compound and has a stage inside and another outdoors. The brochure presents the two-stage setup as space for different public programmes and events.[1]
Good to know
A few clear answers before you explore.
How does the gallery treat land-and-sea livelihoods and village life?
Per the brochure, one theme covers making a living with traditional knowledge and skills, and another covers village families who share resources.[1]
What purpose does the museum give its craft shop beyond sales?
It aims to preserve knowledge of how crafts are made, the brochure says.[1]
How is the National Auditorium arranged?
One stage is indoors and one outdoors, in the same museum-compound venue.[1]
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