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SPICE CULTURE IN JAVA AS A REVITALIZATION OF ANCIENT SPICE PATHWAYS AND FUTURE PROGRESS

Jurnal Javanologi, 2023
<p>Java is a rich island originating from the archipelago, a large country that has various contents in it. Inside Borobudur Temple, there are neatly engraved reliefs, which tell various events or stories about teachings for mankind. One of the reliefs depicts a sailor sailing and the presence of merchandise, one of which is spices.
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Nacurrie 1: Mark of ancient Java, or a caring mother’s hands, in terminal Pleistocene Australia?

Journal of Human Evolution, 2010
There has been a protracted debate over the evidence for intentional cranial modification in the terminal Pleistocene Australian crania from Kow Swamp and Coobool Creek. Resolution of this debate is crucial to interpretations of the significance of morphological variation within terminal Pleistocene-early Holocene Australian skeletal materials and ...
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Prambanan: Sculpture and Dance in Ancient Java

Yearbook for Traditional Music, 2001
Ohtani Kimiko, Alessandra Iyer
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Buddhist Thought in Ancient Java According to the Saṅ Hyaṅ Kamahāyānikan: Introductory Remarks

Voprosy filosofii
Buddhist thought in ancient Java remains understudied and little known, de­spite the preservation of Buddhist writings. The article attempts to shed light on the content of the bilingual treatise Saṅ Hyaṅ Kamahāyānikan, which has sur­vived in three manuscripts of the Lombok collection (M.S. Or. 5068, 5083, 5129 of the Leiden University).
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Prambanan: Sculpture and Dance in Ancient Java: A Study in Dance

Dance Research: The Journal of the Society for Dance Research, 1998
F. Hughes-Freeland, Alessandra Iyer
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