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Cultural Heritage Digitization in Indonesia: A New Perspective on Preserving Depok Colonial Heritage Alqiz Lukman; Ghilman Assilmi; Ide Nada Imandiharja
Kapata Arkeologi Vol. 15 No. 1 (2019)
Publisher : Balai Arkeologi Maluku

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Teknologi terkini, seperti fotografi digital, pemindai 3D, dan augmented reality, memberikan alternatif dalam upaya pelestarian situs warisan budaya. Fokus pembahasan dalam artikel ini adalah kelanjutan wacana tentang manfaat pelestarian berbasis digital berdasarkan penerapan pada Proyek Depok Lama. Depok adalah kota yang terletak di Provinsi Jawa Barat yang memiliki beragam jenis bangunan masa kolonial, antara lain permukiman penduduk, gereja, dan jembatan. Namun, studi terbaru menunjukkan hampir 75% bangunan kolonial telah dihancurkan sepanjang satu dasawarsa terakhir akibat aktivitas pembangunan kota dan modernisasi yang cepat. Kami membangun proyek untuk melakukan digitalisasi sejumlah objek warisan budaya di Depok untuk mencegah perusakan lebih lanjut dan membangun informasi tentang pentingnya objek bangunan kolonial kepada publik melalui media digital. Proyek ini merupakan kegiatan multidisiplin yang melibatkan arkeolog, sejarawan, pakar IT, dan masyarakat setempat dalam menciptakan database sistem interaktif mengenai bangunan cagar budaya di Depok. Empat studi dilakukan untuk mengembangkan Proyek Depok Lama, yaitu studi informasi konten, studi perspektif pengguna, konstruksi kerangka desain situs web, dan studi evaluasi. Studi pertama dilakukan untuk mengumpulkan informasi mengenai bangunan bersejarah di Depok Lama. Studi kedua dilakukan untuk menyelidiki presentasi informasi yang disukai oleh pengguna. Studi ketiga berkaitan dengan pengembangan prototipe situs web berdasarkan data dari studi sebelumnya. Studi terakhir adalah untuk mengevaluasi dan meningkatkan prototipe situs web. Hasil menunjukkan bahwa digitalisasi warisan budaya tidak hanya berguna untuk pelestarian tetapi juga mendorong keterlibatan publik dan memfasilitasi materi pengetahuan budaya. New technologies, such as digital photography, 3D scanner, and augmented reality, provide an alternative to preserve heritage sites. The focal point for this article is to continue the discourse on the advantages of digital preservation based on our work in Depok, called Depok Lama Project. Depok is a city located in West Java Province that has many colonial buildings, such as residential settlements, churches, and bridges. However, a recent study shows almost 75% of colonial buildings have been demolished over the last decade due to city development and rapid modernization. We created a project to digitize the cultural heritage in Depok to prevent further destruction and encourage the importance of the buildings to the public through digital media. This project is a multidisciplinary project that involved archaeologists, historians, IT experts, and the local community in creating an interactive system database regarding heritage buildings in Depok. Four studies were carried out to develop the Depok Lama Project, namely content information study, end-user perspective study, website design framework construction, and evaluation study. The first study was used to collect information regarding the historical buildings at the Old Depok. The second study was conducted to investigate the information presentation preferred by the end-users. The third study concerned the development of a website prototype based on data from previous studies. The final study was to evaluate and enhance the website prototype. The results show that the cultural heritage digitization is not only useful for preservation but also for public engagement and facilitate cultural learning.
Hierarki Bangunan Permukiman Pegawai Pabrik Gula Kaliredjo Sumpiuh Banyumas (1909-1933): Hierarki bangunan permukiman pegawai pabrik gula Kaliredjo Sumpiuh Banyumas (1909-1933) Arbani Aji Nugroho; Ghilman Assilmi
Berkala Arkeologi Vol. 43 No. 1 (2023)
Publisher : BRIN

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During the 19th century, industrialization in Indonesia resulted in the presence of many archaeological artefacts, including a sugar factory. Research on Kaliredjo sugar factory has never been conducted. This research aims to find out the social structure through the settlement pattern of Kaliredjo sugar factory. The method used in this research is an archaeological method in the form of data collection, processing, and interpretation. : Both primary and secondary data were gathered as they relevant to the issues addressed in this research. The data is processed by juxtaposing primary and secondary data. The processed data is analyzed using the lens of panopticon theory in order to address research inquiries. The findings of this study indicate the existence of a social framework and significance in the arrangement of residential buildings for employees of the Kaliredjo sugar Factory.
THE CONCEPT OF THE DEVARĀJA IN LEADERSHIP AT THE ROYAL PALACE OF YOGYAKARTA Assilmi, Ghilman
International Review of Humanities Studies Vol. 9, No. 1
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The Yogyakarta Palace is one of the Islamic sultanates that still exists in Indonesia. Even though the Yogyakarta Palace has an Islamic style and has been influenced by modernization which has penetrated aspects of state and society, the embodiment of the God-King concept from ancient Hindu eras remains embedded in the power of the king, state life, and the obedience of the surrounding community to the palace system. This paper has a problem regarding how to apply the concept of politics and power in the Yogyakarta Palace. A historical approach is used to reveal the meaning of the palace in the concept of kingly power and government as well as the cosmic role of the king in the state administration system at the Yogyakarta Palace. The research results show that the sultan as a government leader is also a spiritual leader, which is then depicted in a capital city that is a magical center that signifies harmony between the creator, government/spiritual leaders, and society.
Hierarki Bangunan Permukiman Pegawai Pabrik Gula Kaliredjo Sumpiuh Banyumas (1909-1933): Hierarki bangunan permukiman pegawai pabrik gula Kaliredjo Sumpiuh Banyumas (1909-1933) Nugroho, Arbani Aji; Assilmi, Ghilman
Berkala Arkeologi Vol. 43 No. 1 (2023)
Publisher : BRIN

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.55981/jba.2023.765

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During the 19th century, industrialization in Indonesia resulted in the presence of many archaeological artefacts, including a sugar factory. Research on Kaliredjo sugar factory has never been conducted. This research aims to find out the social structure through the settlement pattern of Kaliredjo sugar factory. The method used in this research is an archaeological method in the form of data collection, processing, and interpretation. : Both primary and secondary data were gathered as they relevant to the issues addressed in this research. The data is processed by juxtaposing primary and secondary data. The processed data is analyzed using the lens of panopticon theory in order to address research inquiries. The findings of this study indicate the existence of a social framework and significance in the arrangement of residential buildings for employees of the Kaliredjo sugar Factory.
MATERIAL CULTURE AS A LIFESTYLE AND SELF-IDENTITY: A CASE STUDY OF THE ROTATING SAVINGS TO BUY AN IPHONE IN INDONESIA Assilmi, Ghilman
International Review of Humanities Studies Vol. 9, No. 2
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Branding as a cultural production is a phenomenon that involves the creation of narratives, symbols, and identities that affect individuals and social. Through the study of material culture, this article discusses the representation of a person's lifestyle and self-identification in meeting the needs of smartphones with the iPhone brand. Using the literature study method, social media data on the internet shows that there is a business service strategy in the form of savings or social gathering in buying an iPhone to consumers. The research results show that strong branding images built by Apple Inc. make people who economically are not in the upper middle class and cannot pursue these lifestyles (lifestyle and consumption) so that they take actions that can provide middle-class touch which can also be called virtual consumption. In this case, material culture can be understood as a giver of meaning and related, with strength, power, and self -construction.
REPRESENTASI IDENTITAS BUDAYA DAN ARKEOLOGI: KAJIAN FASAD BANGUNAN RUMAH SAKIT DI KAWASAN KOTABARU, YOGYAKARTA (TAHUN 1901–1929) Larasati, Retno; Assilmi, Ghilman
Multikultura Vol. 4, No. 2
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Identity is dynamic and influenced by various factors, one of which is culture. This research is an archaeological study that reviews how identity can be represented through material culture. One form of material culture is the facade of a hospital building in Kotabaru area, Yogyakarta from 1901-1929. Hospital buildings as colonial heritage material culture can be an example of how culture can be represented in physical or material form. This research uses four hospitals as primary data, including Bethesda Hospital, dr. Soetarto Hospital, Dr. Yap Eye Hospital and Panti Rapih Hospital. This research uses the archaeological method which consists of three stages, namely data collection, processing, and interpretation. The purpose of this research is to describe the facades of hospital buildings in Kotabaru area, Yogyakarta and explain the building facades that represent the cultural identity of the group they represent. This research proves that the cultural identity of the group and individual founders of hospital buildings is reflected through the facades. The different facade styles of the four buildings are also an accumulation of external factors, namely the socio-politics of the Dutch colonial government and the Yogyakarta Sultanate.
ARCHAEOLOGY OF ROADS: A CASE STUDY OF THE 18TH-CENTURY SUROSOWAN–TASIKARDI OLD ROAD IN BANTEN LAMA AS THE SULTAN’S ROAD Santoso Putro, Destian Pandu Dwicahyo; Assilmi, Ghilman
Paradigma: Jurnal Kajian Budaya
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Archaeological studies on roads in Indonesia remain relatively limited, although international research indicates that roads are not merely transportation infrastructure, but also embody social, political, and symbolic dimensions. A significant example is the ancient road in Banten Lama, which connects the Surosowan Palace with the artificial lake of Tasikardi. This study aims to present archaeological data and identify the distinctive characteristics of royal roads compared to common roads, applying a landscape archaeology approach within a post-processual paradigm. The research stages include data collection, processing, and interpretation through qualitative methods, encompassing literature review and field observation. The analysis shows that the Surosowan–Tasikardi road contains archaeological evidence reflecting the existence of a political entity with mastery of complex irrigation technology and structured road construction. It is concluded that the road functioned not only as a transportation route but also as a means of royal control over territories and resources, thus qualifying as a representative example of a “sultan’s road” in Indonesia.