The function of stone tools from Gua Arca Site, Kangean Island, East Java
This article examines the functions of stone tools from Gua Arca site, Kangean Island, Madura, Province of East Java. Based on the research conducted, it is estimated stone tools of Gua Arca were used for woodworking and food processing.
This article examines the functions of stone tools from Gua Arca site, Kangean Island, Madura, Province of East Java. Based on the research conducted, it is estimated stone tools of Gua Arca were used for woodworking and food processing.
Rahfi Muhammad
Gender roles in the prehistoric fishing community: A case study from Gilimanuk Site, Bali
Gender roles are defined as social construction of activities and statuses associated to specific genders in a society. This article aims to investigate gender roles among prehistoric community in Gilimanuk Sites based on the division of labor by sex.
Gender roles are defined as social construction of activities and statuses associated to specific genders in a society. This article aims to investigate gender roles among prehistoric community in Gilimanuk Sites based on the division of labor by sex.
Dicky Caesario Wibowo
Iconography analysis of flower and animal ornaments on the prabhamandala of Shiva statue of the National Museum Indonesia
Shiva is one-third of the highest Gods in Hindu religion, who together with Brahma and Vishnu form Trimurti. Through a descriptive-explanatory approach, the author suggests that the Indian lotus (padma) and goose (hamsa) ornaments are the representation of Shaiva Siddhanta rite practiced during XIII-XIV century CE in the eastern Java.
Shiva is one-third of the highest Gods in Hindu religion, who together with Brahma and Vishnu form Trimurti. Through a descriptive-explanatory approach, the author suggests that the Indian lotus (padma) and goose (hamsa) ornaments are the representation of Shaiva Siddhanta rite practiced during XIII-XIV century CE in the eastern Java.
Ashar Murdihastomo
Iconography analysis of ornaments present under yoni spout at Watu Genuk Site, Kragilan, Mojosongo, Boyolali
This article discusses the meaning of yoni ornaments at the Watu Genuk Site through iconographic and comparative analysis with similar figures. The analysis results show that ornaments under the yoni water spout at the Watu Genuk Site is not only decorative, but also has meaning of representing Hindu mythology in Ādiparwa manuscripts such as Samudramanthana and Garudeya.
This article discusses the meaning of yoni ornaments at the Watu Genuk Site through iconographic and comparative analysis with similar figures. The analysis results show that ornaments under the yoni water spout at the Watu Genuk Site is not only decorative, but also has meaning of representing Hindu mythology in Ādiparwa manuscripts such as Samudramanthana and Garudeya.
Muhammad Faiz
Political approach of Sultan Abu Al-Mahasin and Sultan Mahmud Badaruddin II towards the Lampungnese in XVII and XIX century CE
This study specifically aims to examine the power relations of the Sultan of Palembang (Sultan Mahmud Badaruddin II) in XIX century CE and the Sultan of Banten (Sultan Abu Al-Mahasin) in XVII century CE Lampung region based on piyagĕm Natayuda and dalung Bojong inscriptions.
This study specifically aims to examine the power relations of the Sultan of Palembang (Sultan Mahmud Badaruddin II) in XIX century CE and the Sultan of Banten (Sultan Abu Al-Mahasin) in XVII century CE Lampung region based on piyagĕm Natayuda and dalung Bojong inscriptions.
Muhamad Alnoza
Iron industry and Banjar War on the upper of the Barito Watershed, North Barito, Central Kalimantan
This paper aims to explain correlation between the peak of iron industry in 19th CE and the Banjar War in the upper Barito river, based on a comparison of chronology, type of weapons, and location of buren.
This paper aims to explain correlation between the peak of iron industry in 19th CE and the Banjar War in the upper Barito river, based on a comparison of chronology, type of weapons, and location of buren.
nfn. Hartatik, nfn. Sunarningsih, Nugroho Nur Susanto, Gaury V. Daneswara, and Dian Triasri Setiyorini
Alternative model for sustainable utilization of underwater cultural heritage in Indonesia
This article aims to identify problems in the regulatory aspect of the utilization of underwater cultural heritage in Indonesia and to propose an alternative utilization model to respond the identified problems. Data collection for this study includes structured interview and literature study.
This article aims to identify problems in the regulatory aspect of the utilization of underwater cultural heritage in Indonesia and to propose an alternative utilization model to respond the identified problems. Data collection for this study includes structured interview and literature study.
Alqiz Lukman, Panji Syofiadisna, Shinatria Adhityatama, Harriyadi, Dewangga Eka Mahardian, and Erni Trisnawati
