Annabel Gallop
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Curator for Indonesian and Malay at the British Library
London
Joined April 2013
RT @harrysofian: Tulisan dari Prof. Dr. Truman Simanjuntak dengan judul ARKEOLOGI KEHEBOHAN (Sekali lagi tentang Situs Gunung Padang). Sila…
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My article 'Migrating manuscript art: the ‘Sulawesi diaspora geometric style' of Qur’anic illumination' from the book 'Regime change' (2024) is now available on Academia. Thanks to @gingkolibrary and @CjgruberGruber
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I discovered Muhammad Abbas's excellent 2022 article on 'a social history of the Maulid celebrations in Singapore pre-1964' in this journal
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Webinar on Southeast Asian Rare Collections at the Library of Congress on 12 February, 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm US Eastern Standard Time, to give researchers an idea about the scope of the holdings at LC and how to access them. The Zoom registration link is
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RT @od_portal: 🔴The shelf mark records migrated from #KOHD_Digital to #Qalamos are not of consistent quality. In order to provide users wit…
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RT @khalidsyossef: #NewPublication Legacies of Colonialism in Museum Collections The (Un)Making of Indonesian Islam in the Netherlands http…
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RT @konijnsate: Salah satu relief masjid mantingan yang cukup sering dimention, namun nasibnya kini paling naas dari relief yang lain, pada…
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Y.B. Mangunwijaya's Ikan-ikan Hiu, Ido, Homa (Shark, Tuna, Sprat) is the best Indonesian historical novel I have read, set in 16th century Maluku, evoking equally the competing courts of Ternate and Tidore and the spillover of the European arrival onto the shores of Halmahera.
Ikan2 Hiu, Ido, Homa berlatar Halmahera pada zaman kolonialisme bangsa Portugis, Spanyol, Belanda dilengkapi sketsa karya Romo Mangun. Durga Umayi berisi sari2 sejarah RI dari sudut pandang Iin Sulinda Pertiwi, anak prajurit KNIL-heiho dengan bakul gethuk.
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Important new publication by Mirjam Shatanawi: Legacies of Colonialism in Museum Collections: The (Un)Making of Indonesian Islam in the Netherlands. 'This groundbreaking book tells the untold story of Indonesian Islam in museums'. @khalidsyossef
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The latest issue of BEFEO includes my article 'Royal Malay edicts from Aceh: sarakata from the 17th to 19th centuries', with a fine example on the front cover, thanks to Dr Kazuhiro Arai: Bulletin de l’École française d’Extrême-Orient 110 (2024) - École française d'Extrême-Orient
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RT @britishlibrary: Are you a PhD student? Learn about our global collections covering Asia, Africa, the Americas, Oceania and Europe, at…
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The @INDIAIRANTRUST in Cambridge holds a small but important collection of #Malay manuscripts which the SOAS @naskahsumatra team visited in November 2024 - read the latest Newsletter
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RT @invisible_east: #ICYMI Check out our #Document of the month at We've corrected the reading and translation of…
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RT @invisible_east: Delighted to share our Document of the Month - - a fascinating exploration of an early calligra…
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RT @merlyna: Just published: Lim, M. (2024) #SocialMedia and #Politics in #SoutheastAsia (Cambridge Univ. Press). I am pleased to announce…
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A letter from William Marsden in London to Thomas Stamford Raffles in Penang, 7 Jan 1809, on romanisation of Malay, pre-empting @librarycongress transliteration system for Arabic by nearly two centuries? @britishlibrary MSS Eur D742/2, via @nlbsingapore
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