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Nurul Fadilla Budiana
Universitas Gadjah Mada
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DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT STRATEGY OF THE IMOGIRI ROYAL CEMETERY SITE Nurul Fadilla Budiana
Kalyanamitra: Journal of Archaeological Resource Management Vol. 1 No. 2 (2025): September
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The Imogiri Royal Cemetery Site is a cultural heritage site designated as a provincial-level heritage site by the Governor of the Special Region of Yogyakarta. Managed by the Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat Sultanate and Kasunanan Surakarta. Beyond its significance ro the Mataram Islamic royal family, the site holds deep cultural identity value for people of Yogyakarta, particulary those in Imogiri. It servesas a destination for religious tourism, historical exploration, and family recreation due to its scenic beauty and cultural importance. However, its preservation is threatened by various natural disasters, such as earthquakes, landslides, and forest fires. It raising the key research question: What disaster risk management strategies can be applied to the Imogiri Royal Cemetery Site? Data was collected through site observations, interview with stakeholders, and literature studies, which were analyzed to identify potential threats. The findings form the basis for a Disaster Risk Management (DRM) strategy tailored to the site, aiming to mitigate both material and non-material losses and ensure its long-term preservation.
Case Study Community Archaeology Approach in the Management of Cultural Heritage on the Slopes of Mount Merbabu: A Case Study of the Ngadirojo Archaeological Site: Pendekatan Arkeologi Komunitas dalam pengelolaan Warisan Budaya Lereng Gunung Merbabu: Studi kasus Situs Arkeologi Ngadirojo, Boyolali, Indonesia Nurul Fadilla Budiana; Dede Aditya
Berkala Arkeologi Vol. 46 No. 1 (2026)
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Research on the ancient spiritual landscape of Mount Merbabu has received limited scholarly attention. Recent discoveries in Margomulyo (Timboa), Ngadirojo, Boyolali Regency reveal unique findings, including the surface remains of talud structures, ancient stairways, and inscription located below Prego Dalem Peak. The Mount Merbabu National Park Authority (BTN Gunung Merbabu) is responsible for securing the Ngadirojo Archaeological Site, placing within the park’s Core Zone. This condition raises an important question: How effective is the current restricted conservation policy for the site? This study aims to propose a community-based archaeological heritage management approach for its preservation. Data collection was conducted through desk research and interviews with Margomulyo (Timboa) residents. The results highlight the community’s potential and its surroundings as a supporting area for developing the Mount Merbabu Cultural Center, offering a viable solution for the conservation of the Ngadirojo Archaeological Site.
Co-Authors Dede Aditya