Burials, Texts and Rituals
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Language
English
ISBN
978-3-940344-12-0
Table of Contents
B.Hauser-Schäublin/ I W. Ardika: Introduction
Looking Back in Time
B. Hauser-Schäublin: Sembiran and Julah – Sketches of History
Introduction
Ethnoarchaeological Evidence – An Overview
Histories of Origin: Of Dogs, Trees and Men
The Village Structure and its Major Temples
Historical Reasons for a Reverse Space Order?
The Relationship to a State Temple
Between Stratification and Equality, Regional Integrationand Autonomy
References
M. Nabholz-Kartaschoff: The Textiles of Sembiran
Introduction
The Manufacture of Textiles
The Use of Textiles Manufactured in Sembiran
Kain kumalo – A Textile from Outside Sembiran
“Kain Sembiran” – A Label?
Parba Cili – A Lamak-Style Hanging
Summary
References
I Wayan Patera: Sanggah Dawa in the Life of Pacung Community
Introduction
Function and Meaning of Sanggah Dawa
Sites of Purified Ancestors’ Souls
Conclusion
References
List of Informants
Environment and Change
E. Kalb: Changes in the Landscape
Introduction
Physiographic Aspects
Geology
Investigative Methods and Data Basis
Results
Interpretation and Discussion
Summary
References
Archaeological Evidence and its Interpretation
I Wayan Ardika: Archaeological Traces of the Early Harbour Town
Introduction
Archaeological Discoveries
Trade and Trade Goods
Conclusion
References
I Made Suastika: Traces of Human Life Style from the Palaeolithic Era to the Beginning of the First Century AD
Introduction
The Results of the Excavation at Pacung
Summary
References
Marini Drawatik: The Burial System at Pacung
Introduction
The Prehistoric Burial Patterns
The Relation between the Current and the Prehistoric Burial System
Conclusion
References
Michael Schultz: Short Report on the Microscopic Examination of Bone Samples from a Neolithic Burial
Introduction
Materials and Methods
Results
Summary
References
I Ketut Setiawan/Rochtri Agung Bawono: Excavation in Julah’s Temporary Settlement of Upit
Introduction
The Archaeological Investigation
Analysis of the Artefacts
Summary
References
I Ketut Setiawan: Socio-Political Aspects of Ancient Julah
Introduction
The Individual Inscriptions
The Kings Who Issued the Edicts
Social Groups and Communities Described
Religious and Political Aspects
References
Appendix
Sembiran Inscriptions
Introduction
No. 104 Sembiran A I
No. 201 Sembiran B
No. 209 Sembiran A II
No. 351 Sembiran A III
No. 409 Sembiran A IV
No. 621 Sembiran C
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