Video Asli 1 Abad Lalu (1929): Wajah Maluku & Papua Zaman Penjajahan Belanda

Exploring the historical traces of the Eastern Archipelago a century ago. This rare and original, restored color video takes us back to 1929, capturing the lives of the people, the power of the sultanate, and the traditions still preserved in North Maluku and Papua (then called Dutch New Guinea). The journey begins with the majestic Mount Gamalama in Ternate, exploring ancient forts, silent witnesses to the struggle for global spice routes, and then gaining a closer look at the lives of the people of Manokwari, Teluk Dore. We'll also see how sago is the lifeblood of Papuan life and belief systems, as well as traditional craft techniques such as pottery making and the extraordinary craftsmanship of blacksmiths. A vital visual record of the identity, culture, and history that shape Eastern Indonesia today. Video Chapters 00:00 Ternate Sultanate 00:56 Tidore Sultanate 01:16 Bacan Sultanate 02:11 Manokwari & Life in Dore Bay 02:55 Sago: A Food Source & 50,000-Year-Old Culture 04:52 Traditional Markets & the Barter System 05:39 Coastal Villages 06:57 Traditional Crafts: Pottery, Blacksmithing, and Weaving