Daniel Perret This article presents an attempt at classifying a family of old Moslem tombstones found in the Malay World, called batu Aceh because several elements point at North Sumatra as the origin of their artistic tradition. The corpus consists in 450 tombs found in the Malay Peninsula during surveys carried out since 1996. They are distributed in five groups according to the general shape of the main part of the tombstone. Each group includes one or more specific forms (20 on the whole). This classification is a tool of comparison intended to help the historical interpretation of the tombs in a context where inscriptions of a historical nature are very scarce.Perret Daniel, Razak Kamarudin Ab. Un nouvel essai de classification des bat...
Claude Guillot, Centre national de la recherche scientifique, Paris & Ludvik Kalus, Université Pari...
Plangpleng type tombstone is a very distinctive shape. Sculpture style is the main characteristic of...
Suwedi Montana In September 1995, while doing archaeological research in the province of Aceh, the a...
Daniel Perret This article presents an attempt at classifying a family of old Moslem tombstones foun...
Daniel Perret Muslim graves with batu Aceh tombstones from Johor (Malaysia) 211 Muslim graves with ...
Indonesia is currently the largest Muslim nation in the world; however, the understanding of when an...
International audienceThis is a review article of a catalogue of Sumatra inscriptions, recently publ...
This paper aims to establish the historical significance of the cemetery of Bintan Bukit Batu, locat...
Chambert-Loir Henri. Othman Mohd. Yatim : Batu Aceh. Early Islamic Gravestones in Peninsular Malaysi...
One of the parts of Banda Aceh's city that is near the seaside is Deah Glumpang village. This region...
Batu Acehs, literally denotes “Aceh stones” are among the most intriguing artefacts in the study of...
Batu Aceh or Acehnese Tombstone is believed to have been originated from Aceh in Northern Sumatra wh...
This study presents a distinctive type of Muslim gravestone found on the northern coast of Sumatra, ...
Bayt al-rijâl : First Royal Graveyard of the Sultanate of Aceh. [ Islamic Epigraphy of Aceh. 4] Thi...
South Sulawesi province and the adjacent district of Majene in West Sulawesi are rich with the histo...
Claude Guillot, Centre national de la recherche scientifique, Paris & Ludvik Kalus, Université Pari...
Plangpleng type tombstone is a very distinctive shape. Sculpture style is the main characteristic of...
Suwedi Montana In September 1995, while doing archaeological research in the province of Aceh, the a...
Daniel Perret This article presents an attempt at classifying a family of old Moslem tombstones foun...
Daniel Perret Muslim graves with batu Aceh tombstones from Johor (Malaysia) 211 Muslim graves with ...
Indonesia is currently the largest Muslim nation in the world; however, the understanding of when an...
International audienceThis is a review article of a catalogue of Sumatra inscriptions, recently publ...
This paper aims to establish the historical significance of the cemetery of Bintan Bukit Batu, locat...
Chambert-Loir Henri. Othman Mohd. Yatim : Batu Aceh. Early Islamic Gravestones in Peninsular Malaysi...
One of the parts of Banda Aceh's city that is near the seaside is Deah Glumpang village. This region...
Batu Acehs, literally denotes “Aceh stones” are among the most intriguing artefacts in the study of...
Batu Aceh or Acehnese Tombstone is believed to have been originated from Aceh in Northern Sumatra wh...
This study presents a distinctive type of Muslim gravestone found on the northern coast of Sumatra, ...
Bayt al-rijâl : First Royal Graveyard of the Sultanate of Aceh. [ Islamic Epigraphy of Aceh. 4] Thi...
South Sulawesi province and the adjacent district of Majene in West Sulawesi are rich with the histo...
Claude Guillot, Centre national de la recherche scientifique, Paris & Ludvik Kalus, Université Pari...
Plangpleng type tombstone is a very distinctive shape. Sculpture style is the main characteristic of...
Suwedi Montana In September 1995, while doing archaeological research in the province of Aceh, the a...