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SITUS-SITUS WATU KANDANG DI LEMBAH SUNGAI SAMIN, KABUPATEN KARANGANYAR, JAWA TENGAH
No full textThe Watu Kandang site referred to in this paper is a plot of land containing ancient remains in the form of a solid stone arrangement with a rectangular floor, and is believed by the local community to be an ancestor's grave. In the research area, the arranged stones were found scattered around the Kali Samin stream, and successively from upstream to downstream in Pakem, Karangrejo, Ngasinan, Kedungsari, Bodagan, Gondang, Selestri, Sabrang, and Plosorejo hamlets. The nine sites are located in three different locations
KAJIAN SOSIO-EKOLOGIS MENGENAI PUSAT KERAJAAN DEMAK
No full textAlthough there were three Sultans who had ruled the Demak Sultanate whose influence extended beyond Java, until now the location of the kingdom's center was not certain. It is estimated that the location of the palace or the center of this kingdom is in the center of the city of Demak now, because in this city you will find the Great Mosque of Demak, a royal relic located in the center of the kingdom. The lack of data / archaeological remains regarding this kingdom causes the condition of the center of the kingdom is not known. However, there are several remaining toponyms and geographical conditions, presumably the data that can be used to try to study the socioecological center of the Demak kingdom, of course by looking at the processes of change
SITUS-SITUS KEAGAMAAN DI PALEMBANG: SUATU TINJAUAN KAWASAN
No full textThe name Palembang began to appear in Indonesian archaeological records, starting from the discovery of Old Malay and Pallawa script inscriptions. The periodization of these inscriptions is ± 7th century AD. Since then, attention to the antiquity of this area has been given by experts with an interest in the field of ancient Indonesian history. Shnitger, Westenenk, Coedes are examples of enthusiasts who have had considerable interest in the relics of this area
SPESIFIKASI BENTENG-BENTENG DI KAWASAN BENGKULU PADA MASA KOLONIAL INGGRIS
No full textThis paper will describe the specifications (specificity, peculiarities of the forts in Bengkulu such as the shape, location, elements, functions and roles) of the forts in the Bengkulu Region. The discussion is based on data obtained through literature and research reports on several fort sites in the Bengkulu area. The data obtained is then processed by comparing the data found in each fortress under study, analyzing the elements of the similarities and differences, then concluding and proving them through a series of information
EPIGRAFI INDONESIA DALAM KERANGKA PIKIR PASCA - MODERNISME
No full textThe interest in studying inscriptions as a source of history in Indonesia has been ingrained since the beginning of the XIX century. This is evidenced by the publication of the book The History of Java in 1817. The author, Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, the governor-general of England set aside two chapters of his book to discuss and classify several inscriptions, both in Old Javanese and Sanskrit. Even though Raffles' study cannot be called scientific, at least he has tried to give meaning to the traced remains that he knows. It can be said that Raffles was the first to make use of this written legacy to share the history of Java
ANALISIS PERTANGGALAN PRASASTI WANUA TENGAH III
No full textInscription as a written source has a very high quality to reconstruct ancient history, because from its contents it can provide an overview of various things that were contemporaneous with the writing of the inscription. Even so, the inscription, like other historical sources, also needs to be tested for the credibility of its contents before being used as material for historical writing. The test in question is through external and internal criticism
PENATAAN WILAYAH PADA MASA KERAJAAN SUNDA
No full textThe Kingdom of Sunda is one of the kingdoms during the Hindu-Buddhist period located in West Java. Unlike the history of other kingdoms that have grown and developed on the island of Java (Mataram, Kadiri, Singhasari, Majapahit), the history of the Kingdom of Sunda is still not widely discovered by scholar. It is mainly because the historical sources related to the kingdom are very limited. There are also not too many archaeological remains. Even if the remains are visible, it is in a damaged condition. However, historians and archaeologists certainly still hope that in the future more historical sources will be found. It can help to reveal the history of the Kingdom of Sunda. This study deliberately discusses the final phase of the kingdom based on the data availability
HUBUNGAN JAWA-BALI ABAD X-XI
No full textThis article describes the relationship between Java and Bali in the X-XI CE. It was an interesting period as a timeframe of the marriage between King Udayana as family of the King Warmadewa in Bali and Çri Gunapriyadharmapatni, a descendant of the King Sindok from East Java. This marriage turns out to be an interesting field of study. The following article will try to examine the role of Çri Gunapriyadharmapatni in the ancient Java-Bali relationship. The main sources used in this study are several inscriptions and archaeological remains, especially sources related to Çri Gunapriyadharmapatni
DISTRIBUSI BARANG MELALUI ASIA TENGGARA YANG BERLATAR POLITIS
No full textTextual data from local historical sources in Indonesia in the form of inscriptions and literary works can be said to have provided a fairly complete explanation of various aspects of life in the past. It would be more complete if the data were combined and compared with data from foreign written sources, from China, Europe and Arabia. Most of the research that concerns the distribution or exchange of goods, especially in the Southeast Asia region, is always related to the economic aspect, namely trade. Several descriptions of Chinese foreign sources indicate another aspect underlying the exchange (delivery) of goods between China and countries in the southern sea region, namely the exchange of goods for political purposes