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ISSN : -     EISSN : 2621928X     DOI : https://doi.org/10.24164/pnk
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Panalungtik is a peer-reviewed platform and authoritative source of information journal. We publish online journals containing reviews, ideas, and information related to man, culture, and environment from the past.
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RUMAH SAKIT PASIR JUNGHUHN: ARSITEKTUR KHAS BANGUNAN PERKEBUNAN PENINGGALAN ZAMAN BELANDA Nuralia, Lia
PANALUNGTIK Vol 2, No 1 (2019): Vol. 2(1) 2019
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The plantation industry building has an important value in the development of history and architecture in Indonesia, so it is necessary to do research and documentation. One of them is the Pasir Junghuhn Hospital in Purbasari Plantation, which has begun to forget its history and appear physically damaged, so it is feared that it will experience more serious damage and eliminate its historical traces. Archaeological research methods with data collection techniques: surface survey, oral history interviews, literary studies, and colonial archives, provide an explanation of the history and architecture of buildings and the important values contained therein. The results obtained are the building of Pasir Junghuhn Hospital which has historical value, local wisdom, and knowledge of modern western technology and the architectural style of the Hindia Baru typical of the plantation buildings of its era.
PEMANFAATAN ALAT SERPIH DI CERUK LAYAH KECAMATAN SAMPUNG, KABUPATEN PONOROGO, JAWA TIMUR (BERDASARKAN KAJIAN MIKROSKOPIS JEJAK PAKAI DENGAN PERBESARAN RENDAH) jauharatna, katrynada; ., Anggraeni
PANALUNGTIK Vol 2, No 1 (2019): Vol. 2(1) 2019
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Ceruk Layah is a site that located in Sampung Karst Region, Ponorogo, East Java. Based on the result of excavation conducted by Balai Arkeologi Yogyakarta in the ear of 2000-2002, the finds were dominated by stone artefacts and pottery fragments. Techno-economy study and stone artefacts classification had been done macroscopically. Further analysis is needed to ascertain whether stone tools in Ceruk Layah had been utilized by its occupants. There are three questions, concerning the variation of microware of the flake tools, the utilization of the flake tools, and the resistance of the worked materials on flake tools. This study applies macroscopic and microscopic analysis. Macroscopic analysis aims to determine the dimension, material, distribution, and location of microware of the flake tools. While microscopic analysis aims to identify the microware of flake tools by using low magnification (50 X), and to measure the depth and length of the fracture of the flake tools. The objective of the measurements of the fracture is to distinguish the fracture caused by flaking and utilization of the flake tools. The results of analysis shows that the sixteen pieces of flake tools in the Ceruk Layah carries three microwares which were dominated by fracture, while striation and polish were rarely found. In addition, each flake tool carries fracture that varies on the length and depth. The flake tools of Ceruk Layah might have been used for cutting, whittling, sawing, scraping, and boring. The resistance of the worked material consists of soft resistance, moderate resistance, and hard resistance.
IDENTIFIKASI CERITA PADA RELIEF NARATIF DI CANDI SUKUH Adwina, Radila; Ginanjar, Agi
PANALUNGTIK Vol 2, No 1 (2019): Vol. 2(1) 2019
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Candi Sukuh is a sacred temple complex shaped like step-pyramid structure with three terraces, which was used on late period of Majapahit Kingdom, around 15th century. Every terrace is decorated with various reliefs, either ornamental reliefs or narrative reliefs. The tale of the narrative reliefs had been studied by some researchers, but they had different opinion about it. There are also allegations on the tale from those reseachers of some other narrative reliefs, and narrative reliefs that have never been studied before. There are 13 carved stones of those narrative reliefs, with one or more panels on each stone. Each relief may consist of various relief components, such as figures, animals, plants, buildings, weapons, and other things. Those components are compared with other studies of relief on Majapahit period to obtain early identifications of the relief. After that, each component is arranged to form 18 tale scenes. The scenes are compared with Ancient Javanese texts or other sacred building reliefs from Majapahit period, so that the source of the tale and particular scene of the tale are identified.
MAKAM-MAKAM KUNO DI TASIKMALA Latar Belakang Konsep dan Tokoh Widyastuti, Endang; Saptono, Nanang
PANALUNGTIK Vol 2, No 1 (2019): Vol. 2(1) 2019
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In the Tasikmalaya area many sites are found in the form of tombs and ancient grave complexes from the Islamic era. In archaeological studies, the tomb can be interpreted as a place where the body is buried and also the former location of the event by an important figure. The tomb can be interpreted as a grave and also petilasan. Through the tomb data can be revealed various aspects such as background concepts and figures buried. This study of ancient tombs in Tasikmalaya aims to reveal the background of the concept of site selection and the background of the buried figure. The research method is qualitative research through descriptive type. Disclosure of research problems is obtained through literature study and trace data reinforcement in the form of manuscripts. Ancient tombs in Tasikmalaya are on the plain and on top of a hill. The tomb at the top of the hill shows the continuity of previous cultural concepts, namely that high ground in the form of a hill or mountain is a sacred place. Some figures who are buried have a big role in the welfare of the community in the past, namely the opening of the Cibeureum situ.
Perahu Pangalengan Abrianto, Octaviadi
PANALUNGTIK Vol 2, No 1 (2019): Vol. 2(1) 2019
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People of Warnasari village found an iron boat on the bottom of Situ Cileunca Lake, the boat is made from iron sheets with flat keel. The iron sheets was bound together using iron rivets and the boat have hooks that look like use to attact to other boats. Flat keel boat usually use on calm water such as river or lakes, boat using rivet usually build before 1930?s as after that year boats were build using welding technic. It?s assumed that boat from Situ Cileunca was used for ferrying goods or peoples, the exact function can?t determine precisely due to lack of data.

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