About Indonesian Maritime
Indonesia is a maritime nation The State of Indonesia is a country consisting of tens of thousands of islands which can also be called an archipelagic state. The word Archipelago is often interpreted as "Islands" that actually there is a fundamental difference in understanding between the islands and archipelago. The word archipelago itself means a collection of islands, while the term Archipelago comes from the Latin language, namely Archipelagus which consists of two words namely Archi which means sea and pelagus which means the main so that the real meaning is the Main Sea. As a maritime country, Indonesia not only has one main sea, but three which in the XIV and XV centuries were commercial zones in Southeast Asia, namely the Banda Sea, the Java Sea and the Flores Sea, where all three were the most promising water zones. Since the Early Kingdom Period in Indonesia, marine life in Indonesia has been very fundamental. Because Indonesia is an area of the archipelago that r
