Early Humans
This is the English word for "Zaman Praaksara", a time before humans could write.
Prehistoric Time
This is the oldest Hindu kingdom in Indonesia, located in East Kalimantan.
Kutai Kingdom
He is the famous Prime Minister of Majapahit who took the Palapa Oath.
Gajah Mada
The largest Buddhist temple in the world, located in Magelang.
Borobudur Temple
Kutai Kingdom was built near this famous river in Kalimantan.
Mahakam River
Humans who moved from place to place to find food.
Nomads
A powerful maritime kingdom in Sumatra known for controlling the sea.
Srivijaya Kingdom
The wise queen who ruled the Kalingga kingdom strictly and fairly.
Queen Shima
The 7 stone pillars used by Kutai to write their history.
Yupa stones
Tarumanagara kingdom was located in this modern-day province.
West Java (Jawa Barat)
The method of finding food in the early prehistoric era
Hunting and Gathering
The first kingdom in Java that was influenced by Indian culture
Tarumanagara Kingdom
The king who led Majapahit to its Golden Age.
King Hayam Wuruk
The beautiful Hindu temple complex located in Yogyakarta.
Prambanan Temple
Srivijaya controlled this very important strait for international ships.
The Malacca Strait
The famous "Java Man" fossil found by Eugene Dubois in Trinil.
Pithecanthropus erectus
The kingdom founded by Raden Wijaya after he defeated the Mongol army.
The king of Tarumanagara who left his giant footprints on a stone.
King Purnawarman
The ancient stone inscription from Srivijaya found in Palembang.
The Kedukan Bukit Inscription
Because Indonesia is located between two continents, it became an important center for this activity
Trade
The giant piles of seashell waste left by early coastal humans in Sumatra
Kjokkenmoddinger
This kingdom in East Java was founded by Ken Arok.
Singhasari (or Singosari)
The greatest king of Srivijaya who brought the kingdom to its golden age.
King Balaputradewa
The ancient book written by Mpu Tantular where the motto "Bhinneka Tunggal Ika" is found.
Sutasoma Book (Kitab Sutasoma)
This large river in East Java was a major transportation and trade route for the Majapahit Kingdom.
Brantas River