Maritime Archaeology Museum "MAM"

Panorama for Maritime Archaeology Museum "MAM"

 

Maritime Archaeology Museum, or better known as “ MAM “( Muzium Maritim Arkeologi , legally registered at No: 88, Jalan Hang Jebat, Melaka, Malaysia in 1998 ), is an institutional member of UNESCO-ICOM ( International Council of Museum, No ICOM 29766, admitted in 1998 ), also served as International Committee Members of UNESCO-ICOM-Conservation, ICOM-Exchange & Exhibition, ICOM-Modern Arts…. CECA, CIMAM, CIMUSET, ICMAT.

MAM presently strategically located at the Jonker 88, Jalan Hang Jebat, Melaka, and its Exhibition Center located at old historic building of Post Malaysia, adjoining Christ Church & Clock Tower, Stadhyuts, only 10 minutes walking distance to St. Paul Hill, A Formasa, Melaka Sultanate Istana Museum….10 minute walking distances to Jonker Walk, Hereen Street ( Jalan Tun Cheng Lock ), 5 minutes opposite to Melaka river heritage, Sungai Melaka, just near to the Straits of Malacca.

MAM is strongly armed with 4 unites of mobile cultural banking team, popularly known as “ Bullock Cart Bank “, founded and pioneered by Jenny Wong ( HP 6019-2517667 ), a member of UNESCO-ICOM, also served as national member of ICOMMAL, ICOM Malaysia, and member of our MAM Museum board member, is COO of MAM, together with her banking team,

Yvenne Sia ( HP: 6016-9744235 email: vneysia@ymail.com ),

Mettie Tai (HP:016-414 7637 emai: chiyin1990@hotmail.com ),

Tom Wong ( HP 6016-9866531, email: tkwong89@hotmail.com ).

 

If any friends of museum, any visitor or cultural lovers who wish to collect some cultural items as MAM displayed for your own enjoyment and collection, you can contact them, all are subject to the terms & conditions of de-accessory from our museum collection, as displayed at our Jonker88 and Exhibition Centre. No any item can be transacted commercially or illegally within our cultural centre.

 

Attached is the ICOM’s standards for professional practices, for your references:-

“…..ICOM sets standards for museums in design, management and collections organisation. The ICOM Code of Ethics for Museums is a reference in the global museum community. It establishes minimum standards for professional practices and achievements for museums and their employees. By joining ICOM, each member is committed to respecting this code.

Leading a Diplomatic Forum
ICOM is officially associated with multilateral international conventions on heritage. As a diplomatic forum made up of 137 countries and territories, it gathers international professionals, renowned for their contribution to culture.

Developing the professional network
With almost 30,000 members, ICOM is a unique professional network of institutions and museum professionals. ICOM brings together museum experts to discuss various museum-related themes.

Leading a Global Think Tank
ICOM's 31 International Committees conduct advanced research in their respective fields for the benefit of the museum community. They discuss and reflect on museum-and heritage-related issues.

International Missions
ICOM carries out its international missions thanks to international mandates in association with partners such as UNESCO, INTERPOL and the World Customs Organisation (WCO). ICOM's missions include:

• Fighting the illicit traffic of cultural goods
• Risk management
• Culture and knowledge promotion
• Protection of tangible and intangible heritage ……"

Sponsored by

MAM Jonker88 Group,

International Cultural Exchange Foundation