Cirebon Sultanate bids to help research

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May 26th, 2006
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noelbynature Posted in Indonesia, Underwater Archaeology |

26 May 2006 (Jakarta Post) -

Sultanate bids to help research

The Cirebon Kasepuhan sultanate has urged the central government to allow scientists to study various treasures and historical artifacts, including those found on a 10th century wooden vessel that sunk in the waters off Cirebon.

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