Terengganu Scripted Stone Exhibited In Jakarta
15 December 2006 (Bernama) - Just in case you’e not familiar with the geography, Terengganu is a state in (peninsular) Malaysia, and Jakarta is the capital of Indonesia.
Terengganu Scripted Stone Exhibited In Jakarta
The Terengganu Scripted Stone 1903, the artefact that shows the advent of Islam to the Peninsula, is one of the archeological artefacts which will be exhibited during the Titian Budaya Malaysia-Indonesia exhibition from Dec 16 to 18 here.
Museum Department Director-General Datuk Dr Adi Taha said, the scripted stone would be exhibited at a special exhibition organised by the department at the main lobby of the Jakarta Convention Centre (JCC) in conjunction with the Titian Budaya programme there.
“We shall also exhibit the Avalokiteswara Buddha (the Buddha with eight arms) and the Aceh Tombstone, he told Bernama at the programme’s Secretariat office here.
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Tags: Adi Taha, Avalokiteswara Buddha, Buddist culture, Islamic culture, Malaysia Archaeology, Terengganu, Terengganu Scripted Stone
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