Ethnic Identity and Self-Esteem of Chinese Malaysian University Students: Does University Social Context Matter?

Lundell, Amy Lou; Subramaniam, Thirunaukarasu; Ling, Chong Wu

doi:10.22452/jati.vol24no1.9

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“…The painted green color in the Tanjung Bintang site is probably the only green color painted rock art with Austronesian characteristics in Maluku. This research is the first report of rock art discovery at Tanjung Bintang Site, Pua Island, North Coast of Buano the Wallacea Region, based on latest references (Source: Arifin & Delanghe, 2004;Clarkson et al, 2017;Hawkins et al, 2017;Kealy et al, 2017;Kealy, Louys, et al, 2018;Lape, 2000;Lape et al, 2017;Latinis & Stark, 2005;Leihitu & Permana, 2019; M. J. M.…”

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“…Based on a number of references, it is known that the character of rock art motifs found in the Sawai-Saleman area, the North coast of Seram Island, and the rock art at the Ohoidertawun Site, Dudumahan, Kei Islands were characterized by typical Austronesian Painting Tradition (APT) motifs or rock art typical of Austronesian speakers (Leihitu & Permana, 2019;O'Connor et al, 2015). In addition, Ballard (1992) suggests some general characteristics of rock art typical of Austronesian speakers.…”

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“…Figure 12. Reconstruction analysis possibility of the Anatomically Modern Human migration pathways chronology inthe Wallacea Region, based on latest references (Source:Arifin & Delanghe, 2004;Clarkson et al, 2017;Hawkins et al, 2017;Kealy et al, 2017;Kealy, Louys, et al, 2018;Lape, 2000;Lape et al, 2017;Latinis & Stark, 2005;Leihitu & Permana, 2019; M. J M. Morwood & Van Oosterzee, 2007;O'Connor et al, 2002O'Connor et al, , 2005O'Connor, Mahirta, Tanudirjo, et al, 2018;Pasveer, 2004;Ririmasse, 2012a;Simanjuntak, 1994Simanjuntak, , 2015Simanjuntak et al, 2008;Spriggs, 1998;.…”

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A Latest Discovery of Austronesian Rock Art in the North Peninsula of Buano Island, Maluku

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2021

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Gambar cadas merupakan salah satu tradisi yang tertua dan paling banyak tersebar di penjuru dunia. Gambar cadas menjadi bagian dari data penting dalam mempelajari masa lalu, karena gambar cadas kemungkinan mengandung makna pada pemikiran simbolik manusia yang membuatnya. Gambar cadas di Indonesia merupakan budaya yang berlangsung berkesinambungan sejak periode awal gelombang migrasi manusia di Kepulauan Indonesia sekitar puluhan ribu tahun hingga kedatangan penutur budaya Austronesia yang membuka periode Neolitik sekitar ribuan tahun lalu. Gambar cadas di Kawasan Kepulauan Maluku Bagian Tengah pada khususnya secara umum dikenali berciri Tradisi Gambar Austronesia atau lebih dikenal dengan sebutan APT (Austronesian Painting Tradition). Penelitian ini melaporkan temuan baru gambar cadas di di Situs Tanjung Bintang, Pulau Pua, Pesisir Utara Pulau Buano. Penelitian ini menerapkan metode kualitatif dan analitis dalam mendeskripsikan objek motif gambar cadas berdasarkan kajian literatur terkait referensi-referensi yang merujuk pada kajian gambar cadas di Maluku. Penelitian ini mengenali bahwa gambar cadas di Situs Tanjung Bintang berciri Tradisi Gambar Austronesia. Kajian ini merupakan yang pertama kali melaporkan keberadaan Situs Tanjung Bintang, gambar cadas di Pesisir Utara Pulau Buano, Kepulauan Maluku. Rock art is one of the oldest and most widespread traditions around the world. Rock art is part of essential data in studying the past because rock art has the potential to tell us something of the symbolic concerns of the people that created it. Rock art in Indonesia is a culture that has been ongoing since the early period of the wave of human migration in the Indonesian Archipelago for about tens of thousands of years until the arrival of the Austronesian speaker’s culture who opened the Neolithic period around thousands of years ago. Rock art in the Central Maluku Islands Region in particular, is generally recognized as characterized by the Austronesian Painting Tradition. This research reports new rock art findings at Tanjung Bintang Site, Pua Island, North Coast of Buano Island. This research applies qualitative and analytical methods in describing the object of rock art motifs based on a literature review related to references that refer to the study of rock art in Maluku. This research recognizes that the Tanjung Bintang Site is characterized by the Austronesian Painting Tradition. This study is the first record of the Tanjung Bintang Site rock art in the North Coast of Buano Island, Maluku.

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“…Stone inscription or rock art is another significant archaeological element in reconstructing ancient history. Like the rock art motif tradition observed in the Misool of Indonesia (Leihitu & Permana, 2019), ancient India and Bengal also familiar for stone and rock art with inscriptional document. Regarding this, the Bengal originated Buddhagupta's inscription is one of the remarkable items found from Malay Peninsula.…”

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Tracing Early Maritime Southeast Asia Through Archaeological Elements and Bengal’s Contact (400 Bce – 800 Ce)

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2020

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Some archaeological evidence from early Bengal (the eastern coastal region of India) found in the different sites of the mainland and maritime Southeast Asia is the vital source for grasping the historical study of the immense process of 'Indianisation.' The valuable archaeological elements are Northern Black Polished Wares, Rouletted Wares, Beads, Seals with Kharoshti-Brahmi scripts, prove of most elegant clothes and the concept of Temple Architecture from Bengal. This article is an endeavour to expose these elements to demonstrate the Bengal's connection behind the 'Indianisation' process. In the initial stage (400 BCE to 800 CE) of 'Indianisation,' Bengal kept a vital role in this massive course along with other Indian regions (Tamil Nadu, Arikamedu, Uttar Pradesh, Orissa). This issue has drawn the attention of scholars from the last few generations. In the ancient period, there were some direct maritime trade routes from Bengal to the Southeast Asian region. Traders from other parts of India also used the ports of Bengal on the way towards Southeast Asia because of its strategic location. Some striking indications may come out from the study that will specify the role of Bengal behind the 'Indianisation' process. This study followed the qualitative method with historical research that focuses on the archaeological findings, ancient literature, and secondary documents.

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Ethnic Identity and Self-Esteem of Chinese Malaysian University Students: Does University Social Context Matter?

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A Latest Discovery of Austronesian Rock Art in the North Peninsula of Buano Island, Maluku

A Latest Discovery of Austronesian Rock Art in the North Peninsula of Buano Island, Maluku

Tracing Early Maritime Southeast Asia Through Archaeological Elements and Bengal’s Contact (400 Bce – 800 Ce)

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