The diversion of the village gods: A criminal turn in the biography of Balinese copperplate inscriptions
The diversion of the village gods: A criminal turn in the biography of Balinese copperplate inscriptions
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村神转移：巴厘岛铜版铭文传记中的犯罪转折
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10.1163/22134379-90003570
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Hauser-Schäublin;Brigitta
刻在铜板上的皇家诏书是写给巴厘岛北海岸朱拉的村民的;它们可以追溯到世纪。从那时起，这些人工制品在功能和意义上经历了许多转变。直到最近，它们一直作为神圣的传家宝保存在朱拉村的寺庙里。然而，2002年，这些铜盘被邻村的一名男子偷走，并被运到爪哇，作为古董卖给国际艺术黑市。村民们开始了前所未有的寻找这些传家宝，并在警察的协助下最终设法找回了这些文物。本文描述和分析了这些铜版画的社会生活和犯罪转向，包括小偷的故事。
Royal edicts inscribed on copper plates were addressed to the villagers of Julah on the north coast of Bali; they date back to the 10th century. Since then, these artefacts have undergone many transformations in function and meaning. They were kept as sacred heirlooms in the village temple of Julah until recently. However, these copper plates were stolen by a man from a neighbouring village in 2002 and transported to Java in order to sell them as antiquities to the international black market of art. The villagers started an unprecedented search for these heirlooms and finally managed, assisted by the police, to recover these artefacts. This article describes and analyses the social life and the criminal turn of these copperplates, including the story of the thief.