Prasasti Kalasan berasal dari abad kedelapan. Berisi permohonan keluarga Sailendra kepada Maharaja Panangkaram Mahārāja Dyaḥ Pañcapaṇa Kariyāna Paṇaṃkaraṇaḥ untuk membuat bangunan suci untuk pemujaan terhadap Dewi Tara, dewi suci dalam tradisi agama Buddha.

The hand axe is the oldest and longest-used tool in the history of human civilization. For millions of years, prehistoric humans have used the hand axe for hunting, digging, and cutting meat, to ground food items, or to survive against attacks.

Behold, the Monalisa of Java. There is serenity in her pose. There is mystery in her smile and her expression, enticing anyone who comes to take a look. This may be the standard of female beauty of its age. However, this statue is about more than just beauty.

The Siwagrha inscription was issued by King Dyah Lokapala of the Old Mataram Kingdom in the ninth century, to record the official opening ceremony of a temple compound dedicated to the god Shiva.

The Sapu Angin inscription comes from the late twelfth century, when Kertajaya, the last king of Kediri in East Java, was still a crown prince. It tells of a granting of a hermitage by Kertajaya.

The Kalasan inscription comes from the eighth century. It tells of a request from the House of Sailendra to the Maharaja Dyah Pancapana Kariyana Panamkaranah, to build a holy place of worship to the Goddess Tara, a deity in the Buddhism tradition.

This is a miniature of the Omo Hada, the traditional dwelling of the common folks in Nias, an island located close to Sumatra, at the edge of the Indian Ocean. This house tells you almost everything about the world of the Nias people.

Keris Si Ginjei adalah pusaka Kerajaan Jambi sekaligus simbol kekuasaan rajanya. Keris ini kadang-kadang juga dikaitkan dengan legenda Rangkayo Hitam.Keris Si Ginjei adalah pusaka Kerajaan Jambi sekaligus simbol kekuasaan rajanya. Keris ini kadang-kadang juga dikaitkan dengan legenda Rangkayo Hitam.

This statue of Avalokitesvara, found in Central Java, is more than a thousand years old. Avalokitesvara is a significant figure in Buddhism. He is the personification of affection and compassion, and is still worshipped by millions of people for his ability to offer salvation from pain and suffering.

The origins or the function of this string of beads are still unknown. However, as we can see, it is made of gold, and so we can conclude that this was a treasured and essential object. Perhaps it was a piece of jewellery, a medium of exchange, or maybe it was a religious object.