The role of Interdisciplinary to interpretation of the archaeological context for museum objects

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Supervisor of exhibitions management in the Akhenaton Museum

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Museology is a multidisciplinary science, it needs and uses other sciences 
to prove and verify the validity of its ideas and address it to present topics 
that explain and list its museum objects, which often contain a set of
puzzles that highlight the relationship between person and the surrounding 
reality in the past and the present. this requires that museums be linked to 
other analytical disciplines to exchange knowledge and solve problems that 
cannot be solved with a specific science. As well as the museum activities 
it conducts are also influenced by a large variety of scientific, social and 
natural disciplines which define the museum's tasks and research objectives 
which helps to expand the theoretical core of museum objects.
So, if museology is not interdisciplinary, it will not have the ability to 
understand the original archaeological context of the objects to be 
displayed and It will not have the ability narrate a true story that achieves 
the connection and communication necessary to present its idea and realize 
its goals.

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International Journal of Eco-Cultural Tourism, Hospitality Planning and Development
Volume 4, Issue 2
December 2021
Pages 113-129

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