Idris Haron: Pulau Nangka relics probably Majapahit amulets, not coins


A combo pix showing the front and back of the two relics, believed to be Majapahit amulets.

MALACCA: The two medallion-like artefacts found in Pulau Nangka on April 30 are probably ancient Majapahit amulets and not ancient coins, said Malacca chief minister Datuk Seri Idris Haron.

He said a study carried out by relevant quarters revealed that the artefacts could not possibly be ancient coins as speculated, as words depicting ancient Javanese mantra were carved on them.

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