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ISSN : 02161419     EISSN : 25487132     DOI : https://doi.org/10.55981/jba.
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We are a journal on archaeology published by the National Research and Innovation Agency every May and November each year. This journal seek to promote and shares research results and ideas on archaeology to the public. We covers original research results, ideas, theories, or other scientific works from the discipline of Archaeology mainly in the Indonesian Archipelago and Southeast Asia. Interest from other disciplines (such as history, anthropology, architecture, geology, etc.) must be related to archaeological subject to be covered in this journal. Our first edition was published on March 1980.
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Vol. 15 No. 3 (1995): Special Issue Berkala Arkeologi
Berkala Arkeologi Vol. 15 No. 3 (1995)
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FRONTMATTER VOLUME 15 NO. 3 SPECIAL ISSUE 1995 Berkala Arkeologi; Nurhadi; Hasan Muarif Ambary; Soetopo Sahib
Berkala Arkeologi Vol. 15 No. 3 (1995)
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KETERKAITAN MANUSIA, RUANG DAN KEBUDAYAAN H.R. Bintarto
Berkala Arkeologi Vol. 15 No. 3 (1995)
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The dimensions of space and time are very meaningful for archaeological research, because the continuity of archaeology goes through a time process that is domiciled in a certain area or area on earth. This archaeological diffusion occurs over a considerable period of time and through varied geographical conditions. Therefore, the study of space in archeology covers various aspects of human life in the past, both in terms of socio-cultural, socio-economic as well as from an eco-technological perspective.
KEMUNGKINAN PENERAPAN KONSEP SISTEM SETING DALAM PENEMUKENALAN PENATAAN RUANG KAWASAN Haryadi
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The development of archaeological research activities from the dimensions of form to the dimensions of space requires the support of theories or concepts related to space. One of the activities in the field of archaeology that needs to be supported by the theory or concept of space is the conservation of archaeological resources on an area scale.
ARKEOLOGI PEMUKIMAN: TITIK STRATEGIS DAN BEBERAPA PARADIGMA Heddy Shri Ahimsa-Putra
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The relationship between humans and space is one of the many human relations studied by anthropologists. In relation to archaeological studies, the form of this relationship is evident in human settlements and the patterns they produce, whether consciously or not. Settlement patterns are an embodiment (expression) of the human conception of space, and are the result of human efforts to change and utilize their physical environment based on their views and knowledge about the environment.
KAJIAN KAWASAN: PENDEKATAN STRATEGIS DALAM PENELITIAN ARKEOLOGI DI INDONESIA DEWASA INI Mundardjito
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If I or you as an individual will enter a meeting room, at the entrance you may think for a moment as you look left and right, which chair will you be sitting on. If you were a participant, and not an important official, you probably wouldn't choose a place in the front row of seats. You might choose to sit in a row of chairs a little back because there are already a number of your friends sitting there so you feel 'warm' and occasionally can steal the opportunity to greet a close friend who has not met for a long time. Or, long before entering the meeting room, you have decided in advance that you will sit in the second row so that you can focus more on hearing the presenters' descriptions without the interference of peers who they know will definitely invite them to chat outside of the subject matter in the session. Decision making to place ourselves in that space unit is influenced or determined by thoughts and feelings to socialize with friends or vice versa.
SITUS-SITUS WATU KANDANG DI LEMBAH SUNGAI SAMIN, KABUPATEN KARANGANYAR, JAWA TENGAH Gunadi Kasnowihardjo
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The Watu Kandang site referred to in this paper is a plot of land containing ancient remains in the form of a solid stone arrangement with a rectangular floor, and is believed by the local community to be an ancestor's grave. In the research area, the arranged stones were found scattered around the Kali Samin stream, and successively from upstream to downstream in Pakem, Karangrejo, Ngasinan, Kedungsari, Bodagan, Gondang, Selestri, Sabrang, and Plosorejo hamlets. The nine sites are located in three different locations.
CANDI DAN KONTEKSNYA: TINJAUAN ARKEOLOGI-RUANG Nurhadi Rangkuti
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Based on observations there is a pattern of the use of temple building materials at 29 sites spread across the alluvial plains and the Baturagung highlands (Ratu Boko hill area). The plateau is a source of agglomerate rocks. This type of rock was used by ancient humans for building materials for temples both on the alluvial plains and in the Baturagung plains. The research was conducted using an ecological-cultural approach that pays attention to the relationship between culture and the environment in an ecosystem.
SITUS GILIMANUK (BALI) SEBAGAI PILIHAN LOKASI PENGUBURAN PADA AWAL MASEHI Fadhila Arifin Aziz
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Observations on the context of burials, in general, are a human skeleton associated with burial goods in the form of net-stamped potteries. In addition, the collection of other burial items found in the context of the tomb are beads (glass, shells, rocks), pots, cups, bowls, incense, jars, tajak, machete, eye and mouth masks, earrings, bracelets (glass, terracotta, bronze, shells), pentagonal plates, and animal remains (chickens, dogs, and pigs). All of the above burial goods are found in both childhood, adult and male and female burials.
KAJIAN SOSIO-EKOLOGIS MENGENAI PUSAT KERAJAAN DEMAK Eko Punto Hendro
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Although there were three Sultans who had ruled the Demak Sultanate whose influence extended beyond Java, until now the location of the kingdom's center was not certain. It is estimated that the location of the palace or the center of this kingdom is in the center of the city of Demak now, because in this city you will find the Great Mosque of Demak, a royal relic located in the center of the kingdom. The lack of data / archaeological remains regarding this kingdom causes the condition of the center of the kingdom is not known. However, there are several remaining toponyms and geographical conditions, presumably the data that can be used to try to study the socioecological center of the Demak kingdom, of course by looking at the processes of change.

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