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Journal of Papua is published twice a year in June and November by the Balai Arkeologi Papua. The Papua Journal contains the results of research, conceptual ideas, studies and the application of theory relating to archeology.

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PERDAGANGAN MASA PRASEJARAH DI PAPUA (TINJAUAN BERDASARKAN TINGGALAN ARKEOLOGI) Erlin Novita Idje Djami
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 2 No. 1 (2010): Juni 2010
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Prehistoric trade in Papua characterized by the existence of material culture beyond the diffusion of cultural products such as pottery, stone axes, bronze axes, nekara bronxe and beads of Indo-Pacific found in several sites in the territory of Papua. The existence of those cultural objects is indicated as a result of longdistance trade activities and is supported by progress in the field of maritime. In addition to long-distance trade, there was also a local trade proved by the existence of shells of shellfish in inland areas and there was even one species of molluscs gastropods class family cypraea moneta that was used as currency (mege/ siwol/tinale) by rural communities, particularly Ekagi, Ngalum and Timorini ethnic in the central Papua. Related to trade, there was not only merchandise but also production and distribution of goods and trade processes which occurred with reference to the trade proces in traditional societies of Papua

PERDAGANGAN BESI PADA MASYARAKAT BIAK NUMFOR Sonya M. Kawer
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 2 No. 1 (2010): Juni 2010
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A commerce is a transaction activity done by the seller and buyer. The Biaknese has recognized the trade system long before the European came to Papua. The trade system known by the Biaknese is barter. The result of the contact between the Biaknese and the people outside the village like Tidore and Ternate produce the things like iron, beads, ceramics, fabrics, and pottery. The product that the Biaknese need is iron because iron can be made into spear, axe, machete, bracelet, etc.

FUNGSI SIWOL BAGI KEHIDUPAN SUKU NGALUM Rini Maryone
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 2 No. 1 (2010): Juni 2010
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The trading activity in Indonesia, particularly in ancient Papua has depicted that the medium of exchange become an important thing in transaction activity. It can be inferred that the trading activity in the past was also done by the tribes who lived in the mid-mountain like Ngalum community. The medium of exchange that they used was siwol/seashell. The use of siwol, as a medium of exchange, nowadays has changed for it has been influenced by official exchange medium (rupiah). Thus this currency has become the official exchange medium for Ngalum Community.

ALAT TUKAR DI PAPUA DAN KOMODITASNYA Marlin Tolla
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 2 No. 1 (2010): Juni 2010
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Exchange of goods that eventually led to trade in the coastal areas and central highlands of Papua occur because of increased demand for commodities. It is also caused by the influence of the contact that occurred between the inhabitants papua papua with residents from the outside. The exchange of goods conducted in Papua between the tribes who live in coastal regions and tribes in the mountainous areas in the beginning is made very simple without the use of a medium of exchange, ie, mutual exchange of goods with goods that are considered necessary by each party to the transaction in a place which been agreed. Then on the next period, then the familiar medium of exchange in transactions that ultimately the emergence of trade. This occurred after the entry of some of the influences brought by the party who began to explore commodities - commodities such as birds of paradise in Papua, masohi woods, slaves and other commodities. As for the goods as a means to exchange commodities mentioned above, among others: the goods are made from bronze, ceramic, metal, cloth of timor, and others. Along with the inclusion of these objects to the Papuans, the tribe - the tribal papua then started using some tools, which have value in their own trade, among others: stone axes, seashells, beads and others who until now is still used mainly in traditional ceremonies like marriage

SISTEM PERDAGANGAN TRADISIONAL DALAM KOMUNITAS ORANG BUYAKA Elvis Kabey
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 2 No. 1 (2010): Juni 2010
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The traditional trading system done by the Buyaka community who live around Sentani Lake area is by using barter. The nature products are traded with stone axes, glass beads, pottery, wooden utensils and glass bracelet. The trade is done among the Buyaka community themselves and with the people who live in coastal area.

PEREKONOMIAN DAN PERDAGANGAN PADA MASA PERUNDAGIAN KAJIAN DATA MEGALITIK DI DATARAN TINGGI PASEMAH SUMATERA SELATAN Kristantina Indriastuti
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 2 No. 1 (2010): Juni 2010
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Economics in the past as the reflections of the economics act such as the activities of food and huntered gathered, fish catching, even farming activities either. To fulfil of their various needs that were also made an exchange activities by barter system. The exchange is the central concept in archaeology, when referring to material goods, to commodities, it’s means much the same as trade. Tradding and economics activitivities that were happened in Pasemah plateau be recognized by the artifacts as the clues of their trading in the past.

PERDAGANGAN PRA SRIWIJAYA DI PANTAI TIMUR SUMATERA SELATAN BERDASARKAN SITUS AIR SUGIHAN DAN KARANGAGUNG TENGAH Harry Octavianus Sofian
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 2 No. 1 (2010): Juni 2010
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Trade in the Indonesian archipelago has been there the eastern coastal areas of Sumatra coast before the establishment of maritime Srivijaya kingdom. The existence of human life activity obtained from the intensive research conducted in the Palembang Central Archaeological (Balai Arkeologi Palembang) in Air Sugihan and Karangagung Sites. Archaeological finds indicate the site in both the supporting community has interacted with the outside world. This paper will discuss the interaction of what the public do support both the site from the evidence the archaeological remains

MEMIKIRKAN KEMBALI ETNOARKEOLOGI Daud Aris Tanudirjo
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 1 No. 2 (2009): November 2009
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Up until now there is still much confusion about ethnoarchaeological research in archaeological community in Indonesia. There are many archaeologists who could not distinguish between ethnographic and ethnoarchaeological research. Therefore, after the evaluation of ethnoarchaeological research done in more than 20 years ago, there is a necessity to rethink about ethnoarchaeological research. In brief, ethnography in archaeology is an effort to depict all of the archaeological activities and ideas which tries to put the past (archaeology) in the context of society today (ethnography). The ethnoarchaeological research is not a way to find the truth in the past but an effort to increase the faith upon the phenomenon that might be happened in the past.

Potensi Arkeologi Sebagai Identitas Budaya Suatu Bangsa (Suatu Kajian Antropologi) Lucas Wattimena
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 1 No. 2 (2009): November 2009
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Cultural resources in Indonesia, particularly in Maluku are invaluable. Therefore, it won’t be an exaggeration if we say that the cultural potency in Indonesia is rich and plentiful. The government’s concept on development nowadays is about how to develop every sector in Indonesia, particularly on culture and tourism. This is reasonable for the cultural identity of a nation reflects the identity of the nation itself, which can be measured by the various attraction, local wisdom, cultural resources (archaeological relic), language, and religion that it has. Then in Indonesia, those cultural products become a part of the multiculturalism in socio-cultural community.

Sumbangan Antropologi dalam Penelitian Arkeologi Putri Novita Taniardi
Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua dan Papua Barat Vol. 1 No. 2 (2009): November 2009
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Archaeology is a science that has goals to reconstruct the culture of the past, to reconstruct the culture history and reconstruct the changing of culture. To reach the goals, archaeology needs other field of science to help in analyzing the archaeological subject and Anthropology is one of them. The contribution of Anthropology in Archaeological research is particularly on its advantage in ethnographic data. Ethnoarchaeology is one of the branches of archaeology which using ethnographic analogy as one of the methods. Nevertheless, Ethnography should not just be interpreted as a data but also as a method. By applying the ethnographic method in archaeological research, it is hoped that it could help Archaeology in solving the problem they’re faced.

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