From Stone Carvings to Dinner Plates: Borobudur’s Culinary Legacy Brought to Life
"Gastronosia" event series by the Indonesian Gastronomy Community brings Borobudur's ninth-century reliefs to life, offering a taste of ancient Java's ...
Also known as the Medang Kingdom, based in central and east Java in the 8-11th centuries.
"Gastronosia" event series by the Indonesian Gastronomy Community brings Borobudur's ninth-century reliefs to life, offering a taste of ancient Java's ...
via Radar Mojerkerto: A Javanese inscription, estimated to the Majapahit period, has been discovered in East Java. All the stories ...
via the Star, 30 January 2020: An exhibition at the Muzium Negara in Kuala Lumpur highlights ancient 'lost' kingdoms in ...
Potters in Masbagik, east of the island of Bali, continue a pottery tradition that is said to be a thousand ...
A Javanese stone tablet that was taken by British colonialists in the early 19th century returns to Indonesia. The four-tonne ...
An interesting article about the sultante of Mataram which existed during the 16th and 18th centuries, not to be confused ...
Perhaps the Brunei Times is running a series about writing the short histories of different countries in Southeast Asia. Today, ...
New archaeological finds in Java are being looted by local villagers, with reports of hundreds of kilogrammes of gold being ...
Supplementary article to Merapi and Borobudur; talks about archaeological theories surrounding the fall of the Mataram Kingdom.
An interesting discussion on the volcano Mount Merapi Borobodur, and whether Borobodur ever existed partly underwater or covered by ash.
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