discussions in National Workshop “Intellectual Property and the Documentation and Establishment of Database of Traditional Knowledge, Folklore, and Intangible Cultural Heritage”
Bandung, November 26th 2010
There are more than 300 ethnic groups in Indonesia and most of them are still living with their traditional rites, dances, fabrics, architecture, etc. along with their modern living. The living heterogeneous cultures are signed with almost 7% of the total living languages noted in the world [4]. Each culture have their own stories, ways of life, and collective wisdom as reflected in their cultural heritages that are traditional yet have merged into our modern times. (more…)
