Abstract:

The discontinued, cold and upper-looking attitude in music has become unable to meet the needs of today and has begun to leave its place to the museum living and living in both the world and Turkey. The modern conception of museumism has broken the classical conception based on the collection, storage, classification and presentation of valuable assets and has made a serious distance in the way of preservation, preservation and registration of non-specific cultural heritage along with the concrete cultural heritage. The museum has entered an effort to embrace and live without breaking down the context of culture. The Tunceli Archaeology and Ethnography Museum, which will be open to visitors on December 25, 2020, has a serious importance in terms of the exhibition, preservation and viability of the city culture. The museum combines archaeology and ethnography in its identity. As an archaeological museum, the historic wealth of the city is encountered with its visitors, while as an ethnography museum, the city keeps light on the traditional way of life, beliefs, and culture of the people. In this article, the Tunceli Archaeology and Ethnography Museum, starting from the museums that have adopted a modern conception of museum in Turkey, provides some suggestions on the steps that can be taken to support the Museum's Non-Tematic Cultural Heritage, in order to move outside the building walls and reach the public, and to include the museum as a living place in its life.