An ongoing scientific study to detect ancient ports and settlements on the western and southern coasts of Aceh is on the banks of the Indian ocean. The western and southern coastal regions of Aceh are a place that is always visited by European nations, an area that is preoccupied with the spice trade of plantation products during the period of Aceh Darussalam kingdom in the middle ages.
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The expedition trip to the west and south coast of Aceh has ended for 9 days (13-21 August 2017), and the team has returned safely to Banda Aceh. This trip is named #EspspedisiMuhammadGhauts.
According to information from a piece of ancient documents that we use as the main reference in the course of tracing the estuary of the river on the west coast south of Aceh. There listed the estuary of the river Terbangan once used as a base of commodities pepper in the medieval and river use as a transportation route from upstream to downstream, the document dates from the 1850s AD.
When we are in the location there are things that we encounter, at the mouth of the Terbangan river we find a hill of clastic sedimentary rocks of a conglomerate type.
The local people have a unique story about naming Terbangan, it's like a fictional story. Local people believe, the mountain rocks fly from elsewhere and land at the Terbangan river estuary.
Terbangan means Flying, now is the name for the beach in the village of Ladang Tuha, Pasie Raja, South Aceh Regency, Aceh.
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Photos taken with Canon EOS 6D & EOS 7D
