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We are a journal on archaeology published by the National Research and Innovation Agency every May and November each year. This journal seek to promote and shares research results and ideas on archaeology to the public. We covers original research results, ideas, theories, or other scientific works from the discipline of Archaeology mainly in the Indonesian Archipelago and Southeast Asia. Interest from other disciplines (such as history, anthropology, architecture, geology, etc.) must be related to archaeological subject to be covered in this journal. Our first edition was published on March 1980.
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COVER VOLUME 18 NO. 1 SPECIAL ISSUE 1998 Berkala Arkeologi
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FRONTMATTER VOLUME 18 NO. 1 SPECIAL ISSUE 1998 Berkala Arkeologi
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MANFAAT PRASASTI BAGI PENULISAN SEJARAH LOKAL Djoko Dwiyanto
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Among the various sources of ancient historical writing, inscriptions are in the top rank, because inscriptions were written at the same time as the events. Even so, not much can be revealed from the inscription and vice versa, the inscription cannot provide complete or comprehensive information about one aspect. Therefore, the use of inscriptions as historical sources must go through a procedure called interpretation.
EPIGRAFI INDONESIA: PERAN, KEDUDUKAN, DAN PENGEMBANGANNYA Tjahjono Prasodjo
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Once again I emphasize that epigraphy is an auxiliary science for archaeology and history. By knowing the position of epigraphy in the constellation of other fields of study, we will know where we stand to then be able to develop this field of epigraphy. The development of the epigraphic study itself turned out to be quite bright. There is still much we can do to increase the quantity and quality of epigraphy research.
DUA BATU BERHIAS DARI RUAS SUNGAI OPAK: DATA TAMBAHAN PEMBANGUNAN PERCANDIAN PRAMBANAN Rita Margaretha Setianingsih
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Two ornate stones from the Opak River are interesting to observe. Until now it is seen that each has a different function and meaning. BG. 748 decorated stone which contains the attributes of the deity, namely vajra, trident and padma which can all be associated with Shiva. Similarly with the ancient Javanese script which mentions na - ma - kha. The noun relates to yogis to attain a level of inner purity by doing good deeds and contemplation of God. The yogis do this by using a means called a yantra. Similarly, with the writing of kha is a symbol of the sankhya which is related to the position of the moon and stars which are 27 pieces, in accordance with the number of BG. 748. The circle in the middle may symbolize candra, making it possible if BG. 748 is a candramandala which is one of the yantra as well as a description of the typical nature of the god Shiva.
KEBERADAAN BAHASA MELAYU-KUNA ABAD VII- IX C DI JAWA Riboet Darmosoetopo
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Inscriptions as cultural heritage and very important for use in writing history, are found throughout the Indonesian archipelago. However, the Old Malay-language inscriptions are only found in Sumatra and Java. Recently, an ancient Malay-language inscription was also found on the southern coast of the island of Laguna, Philippines. Eight Old Malay-language inscriptions from the Sriwijaya Kedatuan era were found in Sumatra. The eight inscriptions are the Kedukanbukit inscription (605 C), Talang Tuwo (606 C), Kota Kapur (608 C), Karangbirahi, Telaga Batu, Boom Baru, Palas Pasemah, and the Budulent inscription. The seven ancient Malay-language inscriptions found on the island of Java are Manjusrigrha (714 C), Payaman (700-750 C), Dapunta Selendra (± 750 C), Sang Hyang Wintang, Dang Pu Hawang Glis, Dewa Drawya (Dieng), and the inscription from Kebon Kopi. An inscription made of copper plates, in Old Malay, with Old Javanese script, dated 822 C was found on the coast of Laguna (South Philippine Islands). Problems arise about the existence of this Old-Malay language in Java, both regarding the process and its development in historical compilation. Therefore, in this small paper, we will try to propose the idea of ​​a solution even though it is still hypothetical.
PENETAPAN SIMA DALAM KONTEKS PERLUASAN WILAYAH PADA MASA MATARAM KUNA: KAJIAN BERDASARKAN PRASASTI-PRASASTI BALITUNG (899-910 M) Baskoro Daru Tjahjono; Nurhadi Rangkuti
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Among the kings who ruled the ancient Mataram Kingdom who published many inscriptions, one of them was Dyah Balitung. King Balitung ruled between the years 821 until 832 C or 899 to 910 AD and had a fairly large area of power. The inscriptions published by the king partly contain about the determination of sima, through these inscriptions will be studied how the context of the determination of a region to be sima with the process of expansion of territory in the ancient Mataram.
MAKNA EPITAP KUBURAN KI AGENG KEBOKENONGO DI SITUS PENGGING DALAM MANFAAT ILMU PEMERINTAHAN Abdul Choliq Nawawi
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The epitaph at the Pengging Site is engraved on a teak wood board, located above the doorway of Ki Ageng Kebokenongo's grave cupola in Gedong, Dukuh village, Banyudono district. This epitaph is in Arabic and is script in the Tsuluts style consists of only one line. The letters were still in good condition, except for a word which was slightly damaged. On the right and the left side of this epitaph are found two symbols of the sun, each of which shines eight rays and is often referred to as the rays of "Surya Majapahit". The type of year number used in this epitap is the Arabic alphabet. The information contained in this epitaph mentions the existence of government institutions such as: guardians, scholars and shaykhs akbar.
COVER VOLUME 18 NO. 1 SPECIAL ISSUE 1998 Arkeologi, Berkala
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