DISCOVERY OF "MANANJUNG TEMPLE" THAT WAS TOLD IN SANGGURAN PRASASTI: The Early Sign of the History of the Stone Region

      Malang Raya consisting of (1) Malang City, (2) Malang Regency, and (3) Batu City were predicted as "historic areas". However, when Batu is compared to its two neighboring regions, so far Batu City has the fewest historical traces. If Malang City is rich in Indis cultural heritage, Malang Regency is rich in cultural traces of Hindu-Buddhist times. As an area located in a historic area, it is very possible that Batu is also rich...

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BPCB Checks Findings of Keris Made from Stones Buried in Soil in Magelang

checking the residents' findings in the form of keris-like objects, teapots and books in Magelang Regency. The three stone objects were found buried in the ground about two meters deep. The three objects were found by Nyoto (54), a resident of Jlarang Village, Kalijoso Village, Windusari District. When he was met at his house, Nyoto admitted that initially he would look for stones to make talut on his moor on Friday (7/2) around 09.00 WIB. When...

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TEMPLE DIENG

        Kunti Temple. This is the name given to the findings of the new temple site in Dieng Kulon Village, Batur Banjarnegara District, Central Java. At present the excavation of the temple site by the Central Java Cultural Heritage Conservation Agency (BPCB) has been completed. Excavation of land where the discovery of the temple was carried out to find archaeological data that is still hidden. From there, BPCB can reveal the...

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KLATEN heritage

Klaten Heritage Community activist, Hary Wahyudi added, the discovery began when a witness named Ketut cleared the location for the Melasti activity on February 15, 2020. When the banyan tree that had collapsed several months ago was about to be cleaned at 11:30 WIB, visible stones under weathered roots. "So underneath the weathered roots there is a stone statue. Pak Ketut told us at the KHC then we checked," Hary explained. Klaten Heritage...

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