Candi, space and landscape : a study on the distribution, orientation and spatial organization of Central Javanese temple remains

Candi, space and landscape : a study on the distribution, orientation and spatial organization of Central Javanese temple remains Degroot, V.M.Y... Candi, space and landscape :

Two temples nicely exemplify the complexity of dating Central Javanese temples on the basis of inscriptions: candi Gunung Wukir and candi Kalasan.. Candi Gunung Wukir

Its researches concerning the so-called marginal sites on one hand and the brick architecture in the Magelang area on the other have led the Balai Arkeologi to produce a

Those problems are, of course, not limited to southern Central Java. In Magelang, several sites are so close to each other that, in the absence of in situ remains, it is

It can indeed not be assumed that one temple stands for one village, although there is a relationship between temples and village: no temple can survive without income from

14 Atop a small, isolated hill. 16 Atop a small isolated hill rising above the surrounding plain. 17 Atop a 15m high, isolated hill rising above the surrounding plain. 19

At Gedong Songo the location of Mount Ungaran, to the north of the temple group, does not seem to have any influence on the orientation of the various shrines – all the

In most Hindu complexes, however, the devotee cannot approach the central shrines directly from the east or the west: the secondary shrine facing the main temple