1920
DOI: 10.1163/22134379-900000015
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Engelhard Over De Javaansche Oudheden

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“…Europeans became attracted to highland megaliths early in the twentieth century (Bonatz 2012), initially in the areas of Kerinci and Sungai Tenang (Adam 1922;de Bont 1922;Witkamp 1922), but most famously on the Pasemah Plateau in southern Sumatra through the work of van der Hoop (1940). Other significant early work included the systematic survey of western Sumatran archaeology by Krom (1912), who listed 24 inscriptions and 31 other types of sites from an area covering Muara Takus in the northeast to Padang Roco in the south (Bonatz et al 2009). Despite initial interest in the highlands, archaeological interest shifted to the lowlands, and the identification of Srivijaya as a kingdom rather than a king in 1918 (Coedès 1918) spurred much research on this realm, which was famous for its wealth and learning.…”
Section: Terra Australis 56mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Europeans became attracted to highland megaliths early in the twentieth century (Bonatz 2012), initially in the areas of Kerinci and Sungai Tenang (Adam 1922;de Bont 1922;Witkamp 1922), but most famously on the Pasemah Plateau in southern Sumatra through the work of van der Hoop (1940). Other significant early work included the systematic survey of western Sumatran archaeology by Krom (1912), who listed 24 inscriptions and 31 other types of sites from an area covering Muara Takus in the northeast to Padang Roco in the south (Bonatz et al 2009). Despite initial interest in the highlands, archaeological interest shifted to the lowlands, and the identification of Srivijaya as a kingdom rather than a king in 1918 (Coedès 1918) spurred much research on this realm, which was famous for its wealth and learning.…”
Section: Terra Australis 56mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Обрывочные сведения о «заброшенном каменном городе на высокой горе» были известны еще с XV в., но первое документальное свидетельство принадлежит голландцу Нико ласу Крому, который посетил Гунунг-Паданг в 1914 г. [Krom, 1914]. Затем памятник канул в небытие, и лишь в конце 1970-х гг.…”
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