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Agus Aris Munandar (*1959) is currently a professor of Indonesian archaeology at the Universitas Indonesia in Jakarta. His research fields include Hindu-Buddhist archaeology and iconography, as well as ancient Indonesian history and the archaeology of Southeast Asia. He is now head of the Department of Archaeology and head of the Professors’ Assembly of the Humanities faculty. He has written several articles and 19 books, some of which are related to Majapahit culture and artifacts.
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