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Dr. Temesgen Burka is an academic staff of Addis Ababa University, Department of Archaeology and Heritage Management: "As an ethnoarchaeologist and Museologist, I love to share the result of my work on traditional craft - an experience from Wollega - my birth place, a region richly endowed with the antiquity of cultural and natural resources.

Ethiopians are among few of traditional peoples with unrivalled diversified heritages. Ethiopia constitutes over 80 nationalities and linguistic groups, all of whom are concerned about conscious and proud of their cultural heritages. However, museums and galleries are of recent phenomena in the sense of collecting, documenting, preserving and promoting these rich heritages of the people. The Role of Museums and Galleries is meant to address a ...

On the discourse regarding iron smelting technology in Africa, it is known that two major classifications of the furnaces are made. Unlike this, iron smelting at Walagee in Wollega has been undertaken in a pit furnace, not ethnographically observed clearly in other parts of Africa. The ethnoarchaeology of iron production at Walagee locality of Wollega is entirely dealt with the reenactment of activities leading to the transformation of natural...