The outbreak of COVID-19 that forced people to stay home has stimulated the development of accessible digital museums across the world. This trend was also identified in Indonesia, where some museums tried to showcase their collections and attract more visitors through online platforms such as websites and Instagram.  Nonetheless, our research revealed that not all museums had adequate funding and human resources to shift digitally. In the proposed project, we tried to assist two museums in Indonesia in promoting their collections digitally, especially those related to the prehistoric periods. The process revealed some obstacles for these museums to showcase interesting and rich narratives to the audiences.  It sheds light on some improvements that need to be made to enable local museums in Indonesia to attract more visitors to access the sites and visit the museums in person.