EPAKOE

Epaku, Engganese Women Jewel head (Tribal art)

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Epaku

Epaku (Enggano language)

object name	jewel, jewel head
dating	for 1888
material	wood, tin, tinfoil, feathers
dimensions	Dm cylinder 10.5 cm H 19.5 cmH without feathers feather 73 cm
acquisition	1889 INSUL donation
geographical origin	Enggano
cultural origin	Enggano

Enggano is a small island west of Sumatra. Once everyone lived in the interior.Now the Engganezen coastal dwellers. Late nineteenth century, diseases like cholera and malaria rowed the original population of almost. From the old Enggano is little known. Only a few elderly residents of the island to tell about the previous situation. Most are the things that they heard as children from their grandparents. The displayed objects are unique testimony of a lost culture in the last century.

Defeat an enemy and come home with a war trophy was Enggano very important. They thought the fertility of women by promoting. The survival of this community was dependent on the conduct of war. The reputation of a man based entirely on war successes. The enemy is depicted in reports include daggers and women's hats.

Engganese women wearing epaku (from modigliani 1894)

Copy from Condensed reality : a study of material culture. Duplicated by Tun Jang

Such headgear for women has been shown here. It was worn during the harvest ritual. During the dancing made the women rolled their head, which sticks with chicken feathers that adorned the hat is swept back and forth. The wooden hat is a haarknotje slid down and put in a wooden or bamboo pins. The carving is topped with imported tinfoil. The figure suggests the hat for a war trophy, or a defeated enemy.The importance of this symbolic image was great. It was because the fertility of the wearer and thus promote the survival of society secure.

Reference :

• Museum Kenis
• Book a study of material culture

OEKORE (the female engganese jewelry)

Eokore, The Female Engganese Jewelry

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Eokore
Female Engganese Hip Jewelry
Hiasan pinggul wanita enggano

Eokore,is female engganese hip jewelry. The female hip jewelry with beads form made from material rattan, bamboo adn glass. The engganese have very different culture with their tribe nearby. May be due isolated as a small island at western coastal sumatra Island, Indonesia. Even the culture close to distinc for today, their evidence can be find at Tropen Museum, Netherland.

Eokore. Begitulah nama hiasan pinggul ini di sebut dalam bahasa Enggano. Hiasan pinggul manik manik ini terbuat dari rotan, bambu dan bahan kaca (Manik manik, gelas). Suku enggano sangat berbeda sekali kebudayaannya dengan suku suku sekitarnya. Ini mungkin disebabkan oleh letaknya yang terisolasi di pantai barat sumatra. Meskipun kebudayaan suku Enggano mendekati kepunahan, tapi bukti bukti kebudayaannya bisa di lihat di Tropen Musium negeri Belanda.

Made from Rattan and beads
Dibuat dari rotan dan manik manik

Object Name: Hip Jewelry
Local name: Eokore
Dated: on / before 1900
Dimensions: approx 87 x 23cm (34 1 / 4 x 9 1/16in.)
Section: Island Southeast Asia
Collection Volume: Material culture collections

Exhibitions: 1900 Paris World Exhibition
Publications on the item: Paris 1900 Exhibition Guide p. 379, No 289 / 4.
Geographic origin: Enggano / Bengkulu Utara / Bengkulu / Sumatera / Indonesia
Cultural origin: Enggano
Function and Use: hip jewelry, belt ornaments
Materials - Head: rattan
Materials - (Other): Material
Technique: Bead Work

Made from Glass (beads) and bamboo
Dibuat dari bahan gelas (manik manik) dan bambu

Object Name: Hip Jewelry
Dated: on / before 1887
Dimensions: approx 16.5 x 30.9 x 30.9 cm (6 1 / 2 x 12 3 / 16 x 12 3/16in.)
Section: Island Southeast Asia
Collection Volume: Material culture collections

Geographic origin: Enggano / Bengkulu Utara / Bengkulu / Sumatera / Indonesia
Cultural origin: Enggano
Function and Use: hip jewelry, belt ornaments
Materials - Head: Glass
Materials - (Other): Bamboo
Technique: Bead Work

Credit :
Tropen Museum, Netherland

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DORCUS BHASKAR

Dorcus Bhaskar (HOSOGUCHI, 2006)

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Dorcus Bhaskar (HOSOGUCHI, 2006)

PICTURES : GALANT ALAIN

Dear friends. From the remote island on the west coast sumatra, that now part of Bengkulu province, Indonesia, I wanna introduce you new species from family Lucanidae, that discovered by Hosoguchi at year 2006 and give name as Dorcus Bhaskar. From more than 34 species that creature endemik in Enggano Island, Indonesia.

Thanks to Mr. Galant Alain to take the picture for public so every one can see this creature as a biodiversity from remote island, Enggano.

MERCY/UCAPAN TERIMA KASIH / THANKS

• Many thanks to Jean-Michel MAES to permit insert his bibliography work on this blog and their links . Un grand merci à Jean-Michel MAES d'avoir accepter l'addition de son important travail de bibliographie sur ce blog et ses liens.
• Banyak terima kasih kepada Jean-Michel MAES diperbolehkan untuk memasukkan bibliografi karya-nya di blog ini dan link mereka. Ucapan terima kasih kepada Jean-Michel MAES harus menerima tambahan dari karya sastra penting di blog ini dan link.

• Many thanks to ALAIN DRUMONT and also the Institut Royal des Sciences Naturelles de Belgique ( IRSNB ) to permit the presentation of his collection on this blog .Mes plus vifs remerciements à l'Institut Royal des Sciences Naturelles de Belgique ( IRSNB ), à ALAIN DRUMONT pour son aide et prêt des spécimens .
• Banyak terima kasih kepada Alain Drumont dan juga Royal Institute of Natural Sciences (RBINS) untuk memungkinkan presentasi dari koleksi di blog ini. Terima kasih yang tulus saya ke Royal Institute of Natural Sciences (RBINS) di ALAIN Drumont atas bantuan dan pinjaman dari spesimen.

• Toutes les espèces décrites et notées IRSNB sont la propriété de l'Institut Royal des Sciences Naturelles de Belgique .
• Semua jenis dijelaskan dan dicatat IRSNB dimiliki oleh Royal Institute of Natural Sciences.

• Many thanks to Musée Royal de l'Afrique Centrale ( MRAC ), Tervuren, Belgium for all specimens i can add on this page.
• Banyak terima kasih kepada Museum Royal Afrika Tengah (MRAC), Tervuren, Belgia untuk semua spesimen saya dapat menambahkan pada halaman ini.

• Tous mes remerciements au Musée Royal d'Afrique Centrale de Tervuren pour avoir pu accéder à leur collection et la présenter sur ce blog.
• Semua berkat Museum Royal Afrika Tengah di Tervuren untuk memperoleh akses ke koleksi mereka dan menunjukkan hal itu di blog ini.

• Toutes les espèces notées MRAC sont la propriété du Musée Royal de l'Afrique Centrale de Tervuren, Belgique
• Semua jenis dicatat MRAC adalah milik dari Museum Royal Afrika Tengah di Tervuren, Belgia

• Many thanks to Christian Boy for the addition on some pictures in this page. Tous mes remerciements à Christian Boy pour son aide à la réalisation des photos d'espèces manquantes à ce blog.
• Banyak terima kasih kepada Boy Kristen untuk penambahan pada beberapa foto dalam halaman ini. Saya berterima kasih kepada Christian Boy untuk membantu mencapai gambar spesies hilang di blog ini.

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Pariwisata Bengkulu

siput darat enggano (enggano land snail)

Amphidromus engganoensis f sykesi

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Shell Amphidromus engganoensis sykesi Landshell

This is land shell endemic from Enggano Island, Bengkulu Province, south west sumatra, Indonesia. Enggano is a remote island rich with flora and fauna endemic thats need more zoologist and botanist to explore.

Description

Amphidromus Engganoensis
Author : Fulton 1896
Size : 45 mm
Grade : F++
Locality : Enggano Island, Indonesia.

Source :
ht*p://www.shellauction. net/auction_shell.php?id=388842
ht*p://sea2shell. net/0027-Amphidromus-Engganoensis-45-mm-P251208.aspx#

Epaku

Epaku : Indonesia Enggano Woman's Headdress

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Epaku

Origin: Indonesia, Enggano

Material: wood

Approximate Dimensions: 19cm (height)

An old Enggano headdress "Epaku", with a mythical beast in a prancing position, it has strong facial expression with two red fiery eyes. This piece has good patina showing good age.

ENGGANO IN SPOT LIGHT

Enggano in the spotlight

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In the series "Collections in the spotlight 'brings the National Museum of Ethnology remarkable collections for the spotlight. This time, the attention to a special collection of items from the Indonesian island of Enggano.

Enggano lies southwest of Sumatra. Contacts with westerners were incidental. Only in the course of the 19th century, knowledge about the local culture slowly. The first serious researcher was the German Baron von Rosenberg, the island as a scientific officer in 1852 visited. He collected everyday and ritual objects in museums in Jakarta, Leiden and Darmstadt landed.

The Engganese language was in the thirties of the last century described by Hans Kahler, a German linguist. When the present curator, Pieter ter Keurs, Enggano visited in 1994, he was received with the remark: "Wow, you're Mr. Hans Kahler since the first white man who wants to stay longer!"
The objects in this exhibition on Enggano are often very un-Indonesian shape. The figures on women hats for example, do much to think Polynesian figures.

Credit :
Rijsmuseum voor volkenkunde - 18 februari t/m 28 augustus 2005

CELEMEK ENGGANO

The Pubic Apron of Engganese Women(Penutup Kemaluan Wanita Enggano)

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Penutup Kemaluan Wanita Enggano
(Celemek Kemaluan Wanita Enggano)
The Pubic Apron of Engganese Women

• Name (Nama) : Pubic Apron (Celemek Kemaluan)
• Size (Ukuran) : l 82,5 x h 31 cm (p 82,5 x l 31 cm )
• Material (Bahan baku ) : banana fiber (Serat Pisang)
• Culture (Benda budaya ) : Engganese (Suku Enggano)

Bibliografi:
Antique Book : Modigliani, E. ; L'isola delle donne : viaggio ad Engano ; Milano ; 1894 ; p. 203 (fig. 30)

Credit :
Wereld Museum Collection, Rotterdam, Netherland.