Mdang i Bhumi Mataram

Administrative localization:

Burikan, Sumberhadi, Mlati, Sleman, DIY.

Geographical localization:
07°42' 49.3" S
110° 20' 08.7" E
Precision: 12m
Alt.: 190m

Surroundings:
In lowland, on the slope of a hill, in an area flooded by numerous small watercourses, between two branches of the Ngalang River (respectively 200m to the west and 300m to the east of the site). The site is located 600m to the east of Jumeneng, 1050 to the east southeast of Konteng, 1100m to the north northwest of Warak and 1150m to the northeast of Candi.

Religion: Hindu.
Main features: Unknown.
State of preservation: Scattered stones.

Description/sculptures:
Lots of candi stones were found in this village by the SPSP DIY, testifying the former presence of a temple (plain blocks, fragments of finials, antefixes...). A few sculptures were also discovered: a goddess (B298/BG 418), two yoni (B302, B303), a makara (B345) and a magnificent Śiwa's head (B314) with a bun and a third eye (Hasil pengumpulan Mlati).
Today just a few blocks remain, essentially fragments of finials. Some of them were left non-carved.

Miscellaneous archaeological finds:
Two jars, that might have been part of a foundation deposit, were found by the SPSP DIY (Daftar peninggalan benda DIY 1985: 85).

Sumber : https://openaccess.leidenuniv.nl/handle/1887/13781