Aceh Tombstone: The Heritage of Malay History - Suprayitno
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The distribution of Aceh tombstones shows that Aceh is the first estimated more than 5000 pieces of tombstones. This proves that Aceh is a center of stone carving culture in Southeast Asia. In this context cultural diffusion applies only to the stage of borrowing the elements of the external culture. The authors asserted no valid spread of the art culture of carving Aceh stone against the local population. In the case of a cultural dissemination of Malays, it is likely that the process of restoring Perak tombs in 1912 will use their expertise and the results are of course different from what…mehr

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The distribution of Aceh tombstones shows that Aceh is the first estimated more than 5000 pieces of tombstones. This proves that Aceh is a center of stone carving culture in Southeast Asia. In this context cultural diffusion applies only to the stage of borrowing the elements of the external culture. The authors asserted no valid spread of the art culture of carving Aceh stone against the local population. In the case of a cultural dissemination of Malays, it is likely that the process of restoring Perak tombs in 1912 will use their expertise and the results are of course different from what can be impressed today. In the previous study and today there is no person from Perak Province who carves in Aceh tombstones.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Suprayitno is a senior lecturer in a well-known university, North Sumatra University (USU), Medan, Indonesia. He has spent the whole of his life to create brilliant students not only in USU but also in some universities too and has held some local and international seminar. He has published many articles in national and international journals.