[Talk] Tracing Patterns of Textiles in Ancient Java (8th-15th century)
Readers in London may be interested in this talk at SOAS on 29 January 2020.
The most populous island in Indonesia and home to the country’s capital, Jakarta. Notable archaeological sites include the Sangiran Early Man site, Borobudur, and the Prambanan temples.
Readers in London may be interested in this talk at SOAS on 29 January 2020.
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