IDNO

P.9633.ACH1

Description

On Catalogue Card: "Borobodur ships" [Manuscript in black ink]

On Catalogue Card for duplicate lanternslide LS.138456.TC1: "Java. 37.39a.
8 drawings & 2 photographs [37.38 - 45] of stone carvings of ships (8 - 9 cent.) at Boro-Budur.
(39B & 42B are drawings by J. Hornell, cf 39A & 42A, made on the spot)."

Drawing of a "Indo-Javanese ship: two masts, three straight booms which pass between the two longitudinal spars, three curved booms which appear to pass between the longitudinal spars, they pass between the two elements of the double float and curl up towards the upper aspect of the outer element of the float. (Leemans, p1. Ci, 172)" [Haddon 1920, Fig. 25]

Place

SE Asia; Indonesia; Central Java; Borobudur Temple [Jawa; Boroboedoer]

Cultural Affliation

Named Person

Photographer

?Leemans, C. [Author]; ?After Hornell, James;

Collector / Expedition

Date

?1873; ?1918; 1935

Collection Name

Mounted Haddon Collection

Source

Format

Print Black & White Mounted

Primary Documentation

Other Information

Publication: Image published in Haddon, A. C. “The Outriggers of Indonesian Canoes.” The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, vol. 50, 1920, pp. 69–134., and captioned: "Fig. 25. Indo-Javanese ship: Two masts, three straight booms which pass between the two longitudinal spars, three curved booms which appear to pass between the longitudinal spars, they pass between the two elements of the double float and curl up towards the upper aspect of the outer element of the float (Leemans, pl. cii, 172)." [JD 26/02/2023]

Place: The Place field was previously recorded as being “Asia; South East Asia; Java; Borobodur”, but Borobodur is in Central Java, Indonesia. The Place field has been amended accordingly. [Source: Mappoint, JD 31/10/2009]