Metallurgy and Immortality at Caṇḍi Sukuh, Central Java

Stanley J. O'Connor

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Metallurgy and Cultural Artifacts Indian and Buddhist Studies Cultural and Religious Practices in Indonesia

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PL. 1. Relief of smithy st Candi Sukuh, Central Java.On the left, a smith forging a weapon.In the center, a dancing elephant-headed figure.Far right, an assistant operating the traditional double-piston bellows of Southeast Asia.

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1974Science and Civilization in China 1963Yoga: Immortality and Freedom 1962Geographical Notes on Some Commodities Involved in Sung Maritime Trade 1959Ancient Indonesian Art

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