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25-27 July 2006 organised by Asia Research Institute National University of Singapore venue National Library Board Imagination and Possibilities Room, Level 5 100 Victoria Street, Singapore Cultural Resource Management (CRM) concerns the nexus between economic development, tourism, preservation, and commodification. The goal of CRM is sustainable management [...] A selection of archaeology-related books, new to the catalogue of Select Books, a specialised publisher and retailer of books pertaining to Southeast Asia. For ordering info, please visit the Select Books website. 039046 Zheng He And Maritime Asia. National Library Board. Sg. 2005. 156pp. pb $34.65 (An exhibition celebrating Zheng He was held at the [...] 500-year-old village found in Vietnam featuring intact architecture, and small finds indicating betel-chewing. [...] New conservation project awarded to the Archaeological Survey of India for another Cambodian Temple. [...] 15 July 2006 (VietNam Net Bridge) -Reports of an ongoing excavation belonging to a prehistoric culture. 20,000 year old artifacts discovered in Quang Tri Archeologists from the Quang Tri Museum and the Viet Nam Institute of Archeology have unearthed hundreds of artifacts believed to belong to the early Hoa Binh culture dating back to about [...] A shipwreck found off the coast of the Binh Dinh Province has yielded Song Dynasty ceramics in an initial survey. [...] A follow up to the previous post on unearthed pottery at Kota Tinggi. [...] Ambivalent feelings about posting here. News of excavated artefacts is always interesting, but some aspects of the story (eg, hearing voices) are more dodgy. [...] A report on the tourism industry in Cambodia, particularly how Angkor is a major draw for tourists and the related problems that come with it. [...] 5 July 2006 (Thanh Nien News) Ancient village discovered in central Vietnam Archaeologists last month unearthed an almost 600-year-old village in the central Vietnam province of Quang Ngai. Andrew Hardy, chief representative of Far East Archaeological Museum in Vietnam, in coordination with domestic researchers discovered the village which is almost intact. |
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