Following the call of the provincial chairman, Dak Nong Museum was awarded nearly 300 precious artifacts.

Five months after the provincial chairman's call, Dak Nong Museum received nearly 300 valuable artifacts from 15 domestic and foreign collectors, contributing to the diverse cultural treasure here.

The newly donated artifacts have been carefully and meticulously preserved and displayed - Photo: DUC LAP

On June 26, Mr. Nguyen Van Lung - Director of Dak Nong Provincial Museum - said that the unit had just been awarded nearly 300 precious artifacts.

According to him, this is the result after 5 months of Chairman of Dak Nong Provincial People's Committee Ho Van Muoi having an "open letter" calling on domestic and foreign collectors to donate documents and artifacts.

Up to now, the museum has received 284 historical and cultural documents and artifacts from 15 collectors inside and outside the province.

The donated documents and artifacts are very rich and diverse, including many original artifacts of high historical, cultural and scientific value.

Mr. Doan Ngoc Long - District 10, Ho Chi Minh City - presented Dak Nong Museum with the People's Army newspaper dated March 29, 1975, publishing the content of Gia Nghia - Quang Duc being liberated - Photo: DUC LAP

Some typical artifacts include artifacts from the Dong Son culture, the Ly, Tran, Le, Nguyen dynasties; artifacts associated with the typical culture of ethnic minorities in the Central Highlands (Ma, Cham, Co Ho); Bien Hoa pottery, Lai Thieu pottery..., unique features of Southeast culture.

In particular, there are artifacts that were accidentally found by people and carefully preserved. Mr. Nguyen Minh Tien, in Quang Truc commune, Tuy Duc district, said that his relatives picked up an axe-shaped stone in the field near his house.

After bringing the artifact to the museum for inspection, the staff determined that it was a prehistoric stone axe, dating back about 3,500 - 3,000 years. "I donated it to the museum for better preservation, research purposes and for more people to see," said Mr. Tien.

Mr. Nguyen Minh Tien (left) - Quang Truc commune, Tuy Duc district - donated a stone axe to Dak Nong Museum from mid-March 2025 - Photo: DUC LAP

The artifacts donated this time have contributed to supplementing and enriching the archives and artifacts of Dak Nong Museum, serving the display, research, propaganda, heritage education and meeting the viewing needs of people and tourists.

According to Mr. Nguyen Van Lung, the museum will organize research and preserve artifacts according to regulations so that the historical and cultural values ​​of the homeland continue to be preserved and spread. "These artifacts will continue to tell vivid stories about the land of Dak Nong, about the history of the nation," Mr. Lung said.

Currently, Dak Nong Museum is preserving more than 47,197 documents and artifacts belonging to the following groups: historical, cultural, archaeological, natural resources, socialist construction period...

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