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PENDEKATAN PARTISIPATORIS DALAM PENGELOLAAN SUMBERDAYA ARKEOLOGIS DAN KEMUNGKINAN PENERAPANNYA DI KAWASAN ARKEOLOGIS GUNUNG KIDUL
No full textBasically, this paper contains an alternative presentation of a new approach in archaeological resource management, namely a participatory approach. In the future, it is believed that this approach will be more suitable to be applied and is in great demand by managers of archaeological resources. Obstacles and challenges will of course always come in your way, but the authors believe that the existing obstacles are much smaller than the final results to be obtained, namely preservation of archaeological resources as well as community empowerment both culturally, socially and economically.
 
PASAR TRADISIONAL DAN MOBILITAS PEDAGANG DI WILAYAH GUNUNGKIDUL (KAJIAN AWAI ETNOARKEOLOGI)
No full textThe study of traditional markets has not been widely carried out by archaeological researchers, perhaps because of a lack of interest in undertaking such studies. In fact, if we look closely at the traditional markets that are scattered in the cities / villages of Java, they contain social, economic, cultural and technological phenomena that reflect a tradition that has existed since classical times, namely the influence of the Hindhu and Buddha culture in Java / Bali. To be able to get an overview of the market in the past, it can be done through two data, namely material culture and information from the past (ethnographic) and analogy with traditional markets that still exist.
 
KEBERADAAN BAHASA MELAYU-KUNA ABAD VII- IX C DI JAWA
No full textInscriptions as cultural heritage and very important for use in writing history, are found throughout the Indonesian archipelago. However, the Old Malay-language inscriptions are only found in Sumatra and Java. Recently, an ancient Malay-language inscription was also found on the southern coast of the island of Laguna, Philippines. Eight Old Malay-language inscriptions from the Sriwijaya Kedatuan era were found in Sumatra. The eight inscriptions are the Kedukanbukit inscription (605 C), Talang Tuwo (606 C), Kota Kapur (608 C), Karangbirahi, Telaga Batu, Boom Baru, Palas Pasemah, and the Budulent inscription. The seven ancient Malay-language inscriptions found on the island of Java are Manjusrigrha (714 C), Payaman (700-750 C), Dapunta Selendra (± 750 C), Sang Hyang Wintang, Dang Pu Hawang Glis, Dewa Drawya (Dieng), and the inscription from Kebon Kopi. An inscription made of copper plates, in Old Malay, with Old Javanese script, dated 822 C was found on the coast of Laguna (South Philippine Islands). Problems arise about the existence of this Old-Malay language in Java, both regarding the process and its development in historical compilation. Therefore, in this small paper, we will try to propose the idea of ​​a solution even though it is still hypothetical
BEBERAPA PERMASALAHAN DAN PENGEMBANGAN METODE PERTANGGALAN RADIOKARBON
No full textExperimental works on a research and development of radiocarbon dating have been carried out. On this occasion several problems have to be concerned. These problems include a sampling technique. its handling in the laboratory, the existence of standard reference material contamination, isotopic fractionation , radiocarbon (14C) fluctuation, limitation of samples and data evaluation. In order to solve these problems. there have been established research which applied an improvement technique treatment techniques that regarded the caution of the problems. The experimental results on wood samples which washed and unwashed showed an age differences of 391 years from its true age of about 700 years ago. Delta 13C correction, due to the availability of isotopic fractionation. shows quite significant to be applied to sample having an age of under 30,000 years. A tree ring correction is a correction due to the existence of their previous radiocarbon dating fluctuation was also giving a correction that need to be studied by archaeologist . For that purpose, there was required a better handling better treatment of the samples
KEMUNGKINAN PENERAPAN KONSEP SISTEM SETING DALAM PENEMUKENALAN PENATAAN RUANG KAWASAN
No full textThe development of archaeological research activities from the dimensions of form to the dimensions of space requires the support of theories or concepts related to space. One of the activities in the field of archaeology that needs to be supported by the theory or concept of space is the conservation of archaeological resources on an area scale
KEGIATAN PERDAGANGAN: SUATU PENJELASAN BERDASARKAN TEORI SIMBOLIS
No full textTrade is a system composed of various components related to one another. This system is very flexible in scope, both time and area coverage. One another can be seen by each component but it will be clearer when viewed globally. This specificity is what makes the trading system have similarities and differences between one area and another, with varying times. This is because it is influenced by various factors, from outside as well as from within the system itself. The differences that exist arise, among others, due to the existence of political-economic-religious activities which ultimately affect the changes in human supporters. A summary of the archaeological-historical data will be used in analyzing trading activities in Indonesia from past to present
KOORDINASI PENGEMBANGAN KAWASAN KOTA LAMA SEMARANG DALAM KAITANNYA DENGAN PENGEMBANGAN PARIWISATA
No full textTo realize the Kota Lama area as a tourist area, a serious multidisciplinary, directed and large-scale management is needed in handling research, preservation, area security, and tourism developments. In terms of research, the Balai Arkeologi Yogyakarta can be taken into account its involvement in collaboration with the Association of Indonesian Architecture Scholars (PSAI), DPU Cipta Karya, universities, and other research institutions both from within and outside the country
TRANSFORMASI FUNGSI ALAT BATU SEMU SITUS GUNUNGWINGKO
No full textGunungwingko Site stone tools consist of two types, namely pseudo stone tools and stone tools. Both types of tools were found in the context of burials. In relation to the context of the findings, the function of the two types of stone tools is thought to be a complementary function of the ceremony or as a ceremonial object that had previously served as a practical tool. As a practical tool, the Gunungwingko pseudo stone tool is characterized by several uses such as being used as a batting tool, an anvil tool, and as a scrubbing tool. Meanwhile, the non-pseudo stone tool consists of a proto adze, which is practically unused
'DATA BARU' DARI DISTRIBUSI ARTEFAK PRASASTI
No full textThe purpose of archaeological studies here is to cover what Spaulding (1971) mentioned with the dimensions of each artifact. According to him, artifacts have three dimensions, namely form (formal), space (spatial), and time (temporal). Archaeological analysis is based on the interrelation between the three dimensions, for example the dimensions of form and time, dimensions of time and space, or dimensions of form and space