Mdang i Bhumi Mataram

SINGABARONG (Mantingan)
Administrative localization:

Mantingan, Mantingan, Salam, Magelang, JT.

Geographical localization:

07° 38' 17.1"
110° 18' 13.9"
Precision: 16m
Alt.: 315m

Surroundings:

In lower middle land, at the top of a small hill called gunung Singabarong, on the eastern bank of kali Cekel, 150m to the northwest of Mantingan.

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

Description/sculptures:

This small hill raises near the village of Mantingan. At its summit, among a dense vegetation, one can see a huge yoni (1.26m square; Pengumpulan Benda Magelang 1997-1998: J.36) and at least 8 column bases (90cm of diameter).
In the nineteenth century, Van Aalst noticed the presence of a large pit of 3x5m (Aalst 1899: 408). When Krom visited the place he found no temple remains but he was still able to see some sculptures, among others one lion, one Ganeśa, nāga, one bull and several lingga (Krom 1914a: 263; 1923, I: 166).

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