JPLUSCirebon Palace plans to build museum to house artifacts
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Nana Rukmana
The Jakarta Post
Cirebon |
Sat, May 1 2010
| 11:56 am
PREMIUM The Cirebon Kasepuhan Sultanate has provided 1 hectare of land for the planned construction of a museum to house historical artifacts salvaged from sunken ships in nearby waters and from across the country.The palace, located in the West Java city of Cirebon, proposed the plan to follow up the central government’s plan to auction thousands of artifacts from China and the Middle East dating back ...
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