Temuan Gerabah Dl Grogolan Wetan, Sebuah Bukti Penghunian Situs Sangiran Pasca Plestosene (Pottery from Grogol Wetan Site, Sangiran Settlement Post Pleistocene)

Archaeological evidence from the Sangiran Early Man Site reveals post-Pleistocene human activity, challenging the site's traditional perception as solely a prehistoric settlement. Pottery fragments discovered by the Indonesian National Center for Archaeological Research (2013) and the Sangiran Conservation Office (2015) suggest a farming community. Analysis identified a pot and a water-drawing tool, indicating agricultural practices likely dating to the post-Pleistocene period. This study provides critical insights into the transition from early human settlements to more complex societal structures in the region.

Sari, M. A. P. (2017). TEMUAN GERABAH Dl GROGOLAN WETAN, SEBUAH BUKTI PENGHUNIAN SITUS SANGIRAN PASCA PLESTOSEN (Pottery from Grogol Wetan Site, Sangiran Settlement Post Pleistocene). Jurnal Penelitian Arkeologi Papua Dan Papua Barat, 8(1). https://doi.org/10.24832/papua.v8i1.13