In 1980s there was a government policy to establish "Museum Negeri" or State Museum in every provinces in Indonesia. This idea came to reality in 1995 when all provinces of Indonesia has their own state museums. Since then, all the archaeological findings discovered in each provinces were not necessarily taken to the National Museum in Jakarta, but being kept and displayed in the province's state museums located in provincial capitals instead. The exceptions however, applied for some highly important archaeological findings, such as 10th century Wonoboyo Hoard and bronze Shiva statue.