Tag: Merapi (mountain)

You may remember last year's eruption of Mt Merapi caused a layer of corrosive ash to coat Borobudur. Conservation specialists ...

Archaeologists and geologists are still concerned with the threat of volcanic mudflow from Mt Merapi, combined with the rainy season ...

Recent heavy rains experienced in central Java may cause ash and rock to collect in the Opak River, which runs ...

The head of the Borobudur Heritage Conservation Association reports that the cleanup of the ancient monument will be completed in ...

Authorities make the best with what they have in the cleanup of Borobudur from corrosive volcanic ash and the race ...

Well, not exactly plastic wrap in the sense of the stuff you find in the kitchen. The latest plan to ...

Volcanic ash from the eruption of Mt Merapi earlier this week has coated Borobudur in white; the authorities have closed ...

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.