The Sumbiar Culture refers to an ancient civilization that thrived in the region of Sumbawa in Indonesia. This culture is known for its unique pottery, intricate carvings, and distinctive burial practices. Archaeological findings suggest that the Sumbiar people engaged in agriculture, fishing, and trade, which contributed to their societal development. Artifacts from the Sumbiar Culture indicate a rich spiritual life, with evidence of rituals and beliefs centered around nature and ancestors. The culture's influence can still be seen in the traditions and practices of local communities in Sumbawa today, highlighting its lasting legacy in the region.