To oversee and lead the Sarawak Museum Campus Project, to guide and advise steps to be taken to ensure the project's successful development in cooperation with the Director of the Sarawak Museums, the project developer PPES Works and the State Department / Ministry of Social Development.
The Sarawak Museum collection contains around 200.000 objects on the natural history, archaeology and the cultures of Borneo. A highly unique collection which has been dormant until the present and holds rich treasures for researchers and visitors on Borneo's cultures and nature.
The Sarawak Museum opened in 1891, commissioned by Charles Brooke, the second White Rajah of Sarawak. Naturalist Alfred Russ...
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