Punjulharjo Boat: Indonesian and Southeast Asian Traditional Boat Building

Punjulharjo Boat: Indonesia and Southeast Asian Traditional Boat Building, with Agni S. Mochtar, Balai Arkeologi, Yogyakarta

Date & Time: September 10 2021, 2pm Indonesia Time, 4pm Japan Time (September 9, 9pm HST)

Zoom Meeting ID: 890 4983 3648

Passcode: 887801

This talk discusses the history, technological aspect, and future development of Punjulharjo boat, a seventh century C.E. wooden vessel found on the north coast of Rembang, Central Java, Indonesia. This boat represents the lashed lug tradition, one of the traditional boat buildings in Southeast Asia. This type o water craft was a used for maritime activities in the Southeast Asian waters and beyond, making it an important part of the regional maritime network.

Collaboration of P2W-LIPI and ARC-iJAC Ritsumeikan University International Joint Research Project “Digital Archiving of Indonesian Cultural Heritage and Development of 4D High-Definition Visualization Contents”

Part of the Japan-Indonesia Maritime Network in Southeast Asia Webinar Series.