Rohingya Digital Heritage
A Digital Record of Rohingya Life in Arakan Through Visual, Written, and Audio-Visual Archives.
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Discover the Rich Heritage of Arakan
The Arakan Heritage Archive is a comprehensive digital repository that documents, preserves, and celebrates the cultural heritage of the Arakan region. Our collection includes artifacts, oral histories, photographs, and documentation of traditional practices.
Through this archive, we aim to ensure that the rich cultural traditions and historical knowledge of the region are preserved for future generations and accessible to researchers, educators, and community members worldwide.
How We Preserve Heritage
Our comprehensive approach ensures that cultural heritage is documented, preserved, and made accessible for generations to come.
Documentation
We use high-resolution photography, 3D scanning, and detailed written documentation to capture artifacts in their current state.
Preservation
Digital and physical preservation techniques are employed to ensure the longevity of artifacts and the information they contain.
Community Engagement
We work closely with community members to gather oral histories and ensure cultural context is accurately preserved.
Join Our Preservation Efforts
Do you have artifacts, photographs, or stories related to Arakan heritage? We invite you to contribute to our archive and help preserve this invaluable cultural history.
Where Our Collection Originates
The Arakan region, located along the western coast of Myanmar, has a rich and diverse cultural heritage shaped by centuries of trade, migration, and cultural exchange.
Coastal Communities
Fishing villages and port towns with unique maritime traditions
Inland Agricultural Areas
Rural communities with agricultural practices dating back centuries
Urban Centers
Historic cities that served as cultural and commercial hubs
Help Preserve Our Cultural Heritage
Join our mission to document, preserve, and share the rich cultural heritage of the Arakan region for future generations.