Bali’s Legacy

The Pukuh Inscription: A Silent Witness to the Victory ...

The history of Ancient Bali is largely based on inscriptions (prasasti) from the...

Death as Enduring Evidence of Life: Sarcophagi and Ance...

The Sarcophagus Museum in Bedulu Village, Gianyar, preserves traces of life from...

Sri Kesari Warmadewa & the Blanjong Stone Inscription (...

Bali is not only known for its natural beauty and culture, but also has a writte...

Singhamandawa: Traces of Ancient Bali Before the Rise o...

The Singhamandawa Period (882–914 CE) marked the beginning of a Hindu-Indian pat...

The Ancient Eruption of Mount Batur: Geological Traces,...

The island of Bali was formed through a long geological process, primarily from ...

The Periodization of Ancient Bali

Exploring the golden age of Ancient Bali, this piece highlights the evolution of...

Interactions Between the Inhabitants of Bali and Foreig...

Long before entering written history, the Island of Bali had already become a cr...

Periodization of Prehistoric Bali

The prehistoric period in Bali reveals the long journey of human life from the P...

The Ancient Civilization of Gilimanuk: The Prehistoric ...

At the western tip of Bali lies an ancient tale of early human life in Gilimanuk...

Traces Of Homo erectus In Bali: The Earliest Inhabitant...

The prehistoric traces in Bali, ranging from hand axes to sarcophagi, show that ...