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Sample of a handwritten book, written in Makassarese using the Makasar script, of a diary of the Princes of the Sultanate of Gowa. The palláwa punctua
Sample of a handwritten book, written in Makassarese using the Makasar script, of a diary of the Princes of the Sultanate of Gowa. The palláwa punctuation signs, typical of this script, are drawn and colored in red, as well as a few proper names and some inserts in Arabic.
Museum display showing script comparison of Makasar (left), Lontara (center), and Bilang-bilang (right) at Balla Lompoa Museum, Sungguminasa, Gowa
Museum display showing script comparison of Makasar (left), Lontara (center), and Bilang-bilang (right) at Balla Lompoa Museum, Sungguminasa, Gowa
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Makassar men performing Tari Praga in their traditional costume
Makassar men performing Tari Praga in their traditional costume
A female figure outlined in beeswax over painting of a white Macassan prau
A female figure outlined in beeswax over painting of a white Macassan prau
A Makassar mosque in the colonial period, 1930s
A Makassar mosque in the colonial period, 1930s
Makassar woman in traditional clothes (baju bodo)
Makassar woman in traditional clothes (baju bodo)