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POTENSI KEPARIWISATAAN DI PULAU KARAKELONG, SULAWESI UTARA
No full textKarakelong island located in the Talaud Islands, North Sulawesi Province. In astronomy Talaud Islands lies between 3° 45'- 5° north latitude and between 126° 30' - 126°45' east longitude. The island is surrounded by natural beauty of the sea coast and forests. Archaeological remnants from this island among others are a series of Karakelong caves, one of which is the Balangingi cave. From this site has been obtained more than 2.604 fragments of pottery, three red-glass beads and two green-glass beads, two fragments of bronze/copper and a segment of bronze/copper bracelets. Radio carbon dating on charchoal samples found at the depth of 20-30 cm showed the date of 950 ± 130 BP in the middle layer of the culture. (Tanudirjo 2001). From observations made on the vegetation environment in Karakelong island, in particular in the sub distrct of Rainis (Rainis village), the physiognomy of plants can be divided in to the environment of coastal vegetation, plantation environment, bush and jungle environments. This site could be expected to be come a tourist destination in the future, considering the site has the potential for archaeological remains as well as its potential environment
KONTRIBUSI APLIKASI SISTEM INFORMASI GEOGRAFIS (SIG) DALAM BERBAGAI SKALA KAJIAN ARKEOLOGI LANSEKAP
No full textThe recent development of the Geographical Information System (GIS) has had an impact on archaeological interests, both at the level of estimation and site exploration, presentation of site distribution, various types of spatial analysis and modeling, to the level of archaeological resource management especially for decision making. On the side of archaeological studies, the demands and tough task ahead, is how this discipline is able to access, process and structurize, present, and update all geo-cultural information in the dimensions of form, time and space which are increasingly unlimited in complexity. All forms of geo-cultural information and their dynamics, which are the substance of a landscape condition, require archaeology to "take action" in various scales of multidisciplinary studies. The existence of a comprehensive and structured landscape database, as well as the ability to analyze and evaluate the forms of interrelation between geosphere phenomena, are the basic assets for the success of such studies
MENJELANG MASUKNYA ISLAM DI UJUNG TIMUR PULAU JAWA
No full textVery little archaeological data regarding the development of Islam in the Banyuwangi area is currently available. From this minimal archaeological data, it shows that there is no time conformity with the historical chronology of the development of Islam in the Banyuwangi Regency area. Related to this, academic research or studies in the field of archeology are still needed to support or find the truth of the history of the development of Islam in the Banyuwangi area, and in general for the purpose of forming and strengthening national identity.
 
IDENTIFIKASI KEN DEDES DALAM ARCA PERWUJUDAN SEBAGAI DEWI PRAJNAPARAMITA : TINJAUAN FILSAFAT RELIGI DAN IKONOGRAFI
No full textAmong the people of Malang and its surroundings, the figure of Ken Dedes (read: Dedes) as an ancient Javanese princess who is seen as very beautiful is not new anymore. This assumption stuck on the surface in the early decades of the 19th century, when the Dutch discovered ruins in the Singosari temple complex. One of the finds from the ruins was a very beautiful statue found in the Wayang temple or E temple (according to Dutch reports), an area of the Mahayana Buddhist pantheon namely Dewi Prajnaparamita. When the area temporarily resided in the resident's residence in Malang, Monnerau, the Resident of Malang at that time connected the area of Dewi Prajnaparamita with a resident's story about Ken Dedes. From this, the initial suspicion arose that the statue of Dewi Prajnaparamita was a portrait of Ken Dedes.