Special Report on the Restoration of Candi Borobudur by Soediman prepared for the SPAFA Workshop on Techniques of Restoration of Monuments 1980

Draft penjelasan metode pemugaran Candi Borobudur

Report on SPAFA Training Course in Survey for Restoration of Anceint Monuments (I-T1a 1979) by Vira Rojpojchanarat.

Report on SPAFA Training Course in Survey for Restoration of Anceint Monuments (1-T 3 a-b 1980)- Submitted by : Armando C Buenaventura Jr- Francisco M. Boado- Florencio L Parayno- Norberto S Tolentin).

Report on SPAFA Training Course in Survey for Restoration of Anceint Monuments (1-T 3 a-b 1980)- submitted by: Darmoyo- Ahmad Harun- Junaidi Bin Abd Rasyid.

Report on SPAFA Training Course in Survey for Restoration of Anceint Monuments (1-T 3 a-b 1980)- submitted by: Benyamas Fiamkrasindu- Pracha Suwarnnasara- Banchong Vongvichien.

Report on SPAFA Training Course for Restoration of Monuments (I-T2a 1979)- Submitted by Thavatchai Bolabutra- Carmen R. Punzalan- Sumkeit Khunphet.

Report on SPAFA TRaining Course for the Preservation and REstoration of Ancient Monuments (I-T1a 1979) by Irineo M Ramiro- Arak Sunghitakul- Vira Rojpojchanarat- Mohd Hanafiah Bin Hj Mohd Tahir- Dradjad.

This series contains reports of the activties of the SPAFA Sub Centre for Preservation and Restoration of Ancient Monuments Indonesia that was based at Borobudur from 1978-1981. When it was decided in 1976 that SPAFA (Regional Centre for Archaeology and Fine Arts) should be set up to take care of Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO) activities in archeology and fine arts. A SPAFA Task Force was constituted to visit SEAMEO member countries to identify the needs as well as institutions busy suited to implement SPAFA programs and activities. When the SPAFA Task Force visited Borobudur it was found that in addition to restoration work- the Borobudur Restoration Project was also conducting in service training for in technicians. Dr. Soekmono- Head of the Restoration Project- expressed his willingness to offer training services to the whole of Southeast Asia in monument restoration with specialization in stone conservation- because experts helping in the Borobudur Restoration Project could be used for the training and the well equipped laboratories on stone disease would be at the disposal of the SEAMEO trainees. From 1978 t0 1981 the SPAFA Sub Centre for Preservation and Restoration of Ancient Monument based at Borobudur conducted 7 training courses in various aspects of monument restoration for architects- engineers- art historian- archeologists- chemists- as well as technicians recruited from government offices and institutions responsible for monument restoration in SEAMEO countries.

Papers of SPAFA Training Course in Survey for Restoration of Monuments: by Widodo Kuswiyanto- Susriyono AM- Patipat Pumpongpoet- Saneh Manprasong- Thep Pongsuwan.