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Summary of Pendaftaran Cagar Budaya-Edbert Lim
Summary of Pendaftaran Cagar Budaya-Edbert Lim
The agency responsible for ODCB registration is the Ministry of Education and Culture.
However, according to the law, the designation, registration and recording of a cultural heritage
object can be done by any government agency. If a cultural heritage object is located between 2
districts or cities then the object must be designated by the provincial government, as well as if the
object is located between 2 provinces then the one who has the authority to designate the object is
the higher agency, namely the national government. For example, like Prambanan temple, this
temple is located between 2 provinces, namely DIY and Central Java, so the authority to recognize
Prambanan temple is the national government.
We must maintain cultural heritage objects made by humans because in these objects there
is important information. So that the integrity of this object must be maintained so that it is not
damaged, because with the damage to this object the information can be reduced or even lost. This
information can be important in some circles of society so that the object must be preserved by the
state.
Cultural heritage has a narrative to be remembered (through the observation of eyes,
sounds, and finger touches), understood, and comprehended. Based on this memory, the life (the
passage of time that shows changes) of past humans, their technology, their surrounding
environment, and their civilization (way of life, language, housing, or food) can be reconstructed.
There are 4 things attached to an object that we will register as cultural heritage
1. Thought
Tangible
2. Ideas
Are abstract (operational concepts to explain thoughts)
3. Behavior
Productive actions to realize ideas.
4. Behavior
Result The result of thoughts, ideas and behaviors that determine the nature of a cultural
heritage object.
The process of an object being reported as cultural heritage begins with the discovery of
an object called tangible cultural heritage (all archaeological findings) and then goes through a
formal and legal analysis process so that it can be declared as a suspected cultural heritage object
if it meets the criteria of Article 5 of the Cultural Heritage Law. After that, the Cultural Heritage
Expert Team will review and recommend the object so that it can be designated by the responsible
government. When it has been determined by the government, the object can then be called a
cultural heritage object and will be recorded in the national register of cultural heritage.
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