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Starting at Volume 40 Number 2 December 2022, AMERTA’s objective is to promote the wide dissemination of the results of systematic scholarly inquiries into the broad field of archaeological research in proto-history and history chronology themes in the Indonesian Archipelago. The primary, but not exclusive, audiences are researchers, academicians, graduate students, practitioners, and others interested in archaeological research. AMERTA accepts original articles on historical archaeology-related subjects and any research methodology that meets the standards established for publication in the journal. Papers published in the journal may cover a wide range of topics in historical archaeology, including, but not limited to: 1. Field of archaeological findings in Indonesia’s Proto History, Hindu-Buddhist, Islam, and Colonial periods; 2. New theoretical and methodological analyses; 3. Synthetic overviews of topics in the field of historical archaeology.
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KOTA RENTANG, SUMATRA UTARA: JALUR PERDAGANGAN PANTAI TIMUR SUMATRA Harkantiningsih, Naniek; Wibisono, Sonny C.
AMERTA Vol. 30 No. 1 (2012)
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Abstrak. Kota Rentang adalah sebuah situs baru yang ditemukan di kawasan Muara Belawan, Medan pada tahun 2008. Dalam artikel ini akan dipresentasikan bukti-bukti arkeologi yang ditemukan melalui kegiatan ekskavasi. Dalam konteks kawasan Muara Belawan penemuan situs Kota Rentang ini menjadi penting artinya, karena di kawasan ini pula pernah ditemukan situs yang cukup dikenal yaitu Kota Cina. Sebuah situs permukiman di daerah rawa pantai yang mengandung temuan keramik dari masa Song-Yuan, dan situs lain Paya pasir tempat ditemukan bangkai kapal kuno. Analisis keramik menjadi kunci penting menelusuri situs-situs perdagangan di Muara Belawan, kapan Kota Rentang mulai berperan dalam jaringan perdagangan. Studi ini juga dilakukan perbandingkan variabilitas dan kronologi keramik antara Situs Kota Rentang dan Situs Kota Cina yang terletak dalam satu sistem jaringan sungai pesisir-pedalaman. Hasil penelitian ini diharapkan dapat memberikan pemahaman yang lebih baik tentang pertumbuhan pusat-pusat kota pantai yang berperan dalam jaringan perdagangan regional abad 12 – 16 di pantai timur Sumatra bagian utara khsusunya di kawasan Muara Belawan. Kata kunci: Kota Rentang, perdagangan, keramik Abstract. Kota Rentang, North Sumatra: Trade Route on the East Coast of Sumatra. KotaRentang is a new site, which was discovered in Muara/Belawan (Belawan Estuary) area, Medan,in 2008. In this article will be presented archaeological evidences found during excavations. In thecontext of Muara Belawan area, the discovery of this site is important because in this area there isalso a quite famous site, which is Kota Cina, a habitation site that contains Song-Yuan ceramics, andPaya Pasir, where there is an old shipwreck. Ceramics analysis is the important device in retracingtrade sites in Muara Belawan and finding out when Kota Rentang was first involve in trade network.In this study comparisons are also made between the variability and chronology of ceramics from thesites of Kota Rentang, which are located in a network of coastal-interior river system. It is hoped thatresults of this study will provide better understanding about the emergence of centers of coastal cities,which were involved in regional trade network during 12th – 16th centuries AD along the east coastof the northern part of Sumatra, particularly Muara Belawan area. Keywords: Kota Rentang, trade, ceramics
LAUT UNTUK SEMUA: MATERIALISASI BUDAYA BAHARI DI KEPULAUAN MALUKU TENGGARA Ririmasse, Marlon Nikolay Ramon
AMERTA Vol. 30 No. 1 (2012)
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Abstrak. Sejak tahun 1982 Badan PBB untuk Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan UNESCO telahmenetapkan tanggal 18 April sebagai hari internasional untuk monumen dan situs. Tahun 2011 ini peringatan hari penting bagi segenap pemerhati pusaka budaya tersebut dilekatkan dengan tema Cultural Heritage of Water. Menyandang gelar terhormat sebagai negara kepulauan terbesar di dunia, dengan kebersamaan geografis yang direkat secara bahari, gaung perayaan hari penting dengan temaspesifik ini sepertinya tidak terdengar di Indonesia. Pertengahan tahun memang telah lewat, namunagaknya belum terlambat untuk meninjau tema menarik di atas. Bersamaan dengan momentum khas dimaksud, bukan kebetulan kiranya jika saat ini Maluku dan enam daerah lain bergegas untuk diakui sebagai provinsi kepulauan dengan memilih laut sebagai identitas. Hal mana yang juga berarti peran kajian sejarah budaya bahari menjadi sentral sifatnya. Makalah ini mencoba untuk mengamati peran laut dan kawasan perairan dalam konstruksi sejarah budaya di Kepulauan Maluku Tenggara beserta segenap manifestasi material atas cara pandang spesifik tentang bentang bahari ini. Tentu dengan harapan bahwa diskusi sederhana pada tahap mula ini mampu menciptakan ruang untuk mendorong peran studi arkeologi dalam mewujudkan laut sebagai sumber nilai-nilai universal bagi jati diri, ilmu pengetahuan dan kesejahteraan bersama. Kata Kunci: laut, budaya bahari, materialisasi, Kepulauan Maluku Tenggara Abstract. Ocean for All: Materialization of Maritime Culture in the Islands of SoutheastMoluccas. Since 1982 UNESCO has designated April 18th as the International Day for Monumentsand Sites. This year, the selected theme for this memorial day is ‘cultural heritage of water’. Despiteits status as the major archipelagic state in the world, with thousands of islands connected by thesea, echoes of the celebration of the important day mentioned above does not seem to be heard inIndonesia. Although Mid-year has indeed passed, apparently it is not too late to review the interestingtheme above. Correspond to this particular momentum is the fact that Moluccas and another sixprovinces are attempting to be approved as archipelagic provincials by choosing the sea as theiridentity, a status which also means that the role of maritime cultural history will play a centralpart. This paper tries to examine the role of sea in the construction of cultural history in SoutheastMoluccas Islands as well as all the material manifestation of this specific perspective on seascape.Hopefully this preliminary discussion will be able to encourage the role of archaeology to develop thesea as a source of universal values for identity, science, and prosperity. Keywords: sea, maritime culture, materialization, Southeast Moluccas Islands

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