Meteorite Kanjeng Kiai Pamor

Quick Facts About Meteorites in the Keiai Pamor Cane (Blant)

Name: Klai Pamor cane

Year Found: 1784 / 1797

Estimated Restoration Location: Pramban, Klaten

Proper Restoration Location: Prambanian Temple Area

Mass: 1m3

Classification: iron meteorite

Discovery Type: not yet formally confirmed

Condition: unknown

Further Details About Prambanian Meteorites

The Prambanian Meteorite, named after the famous Prambanian Temple around Java, Indonesia, is an incredible iron meteorite, the specific weight details may require verification of a special meteorite or scientific analysis that specializes. As a meteorite iron, this meteorite is valuable to the study of the ancient planetesimal core.

His discovery not only enriched our understanding of iron meteorites but also linked the cultural heritage with the celestial phenomenon, making it a significant study object both in scientific and cultural context.

Although his name shows a connection with Prambanan, Indonesia, information about the location of his specific inventions seems rare.

There's conflicting information about the size of one source that mentions a large meteorite that requires explosives to be removed from the ground.

Some sources suggest that it is stored in Keraton Kasunanan Surkarta (Surkarta's platform) used to make pamors (damascening) for daggers.

Here's what you can do to learn more:

Contact Keraton Kasunanan Surakarta: they can confirm whether the Pramban meteorite is indeed part of their collection and give details about its history.

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