taman pugung Raharjo

Pugungraharjo Archaeological Park is a Cultural Conservation Area consisting of eight punden, megalithic pools, forts/earth trenches, stone corpse sites and archaeological findings such as ceramic fragments from the Sung/yuan dynasty, pottery fragments/shards, beads, and statues. Bodhisattva. The breadth and diversity of Cultural Conservation in this region was last regulated in 1984-1985. The arrangement is in the form of making paths, site gates and information boards. However, currently the condition of facilities and supporting information in Pugung Raharjo has been damaged, so it needs to be developed. For this reason, the Banten Cultural Heritage Preservation Center (BPCB Banten) conducts a development study that leads to the revitalization of the Cultural Conservation. In this study BPCB Banten involved Drs. Endjat Djanuderadjat as a resource person. Drs. Endjat Djaenuderajat is an archaeologist who carried out the restoration in this Cultural Conservation Area for the first time. He is also the former Head of the Serang Archaeological Heritage Preservation Center and the former Director of History and Traditional Values ​​of the Ministry of Education and Culture. In the discussion of the study, the resource persons helped to provide input and direction regarding the strengthening of Cultural Heritage values ​​in Pugung Raharjo and what potential is still hidden in this area as well as how to revitalize the information house by balancing the development of an all-digital era. The study, which was carried out on 17-24 June 2019, was carried out to record the potential for Cultural Conservation and map the strengthening of values ​​to be redeveloped in line with the development of land use and ownership status, which the majority of the community still owns. #park #forestpark #themepark#nationalpark