The restoration of Bagan using modern tools and materials risk turning it into another “Disneyland”. [...]
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I’ve just finished the second SEAArch podcast, but it won’t be uploaded for another day or two. After trying out several alternatives to host my media – as much as I want to, I don’t have a budget to pay for bandwidth and/or a dedicated server – so I’ve decided to create a site just [...] I’m not even sure why I’m posting this, since this post has nothing to do with Southeast Asian Archaeology anymore. But since we’ve followed this story from a time when such a theory might have been plausible, we’ll just follow it out of morbid curiousity. My take? My money’s on a two-legged elephant… [...] Henry F. Funtecha writes about dental decoration practices of the pre-hispanic Bisayans in the Philippines. [...] From the storeroom of the National Museum of Vietnamese History, an exhibition of Buddhist antiquities from Thailand. [...] Bas-reliefs are uncovered at the base of the Duong Long towers, along with other finds including pottery. [...] Craftsmen have cast a replica of the Ngoc Lu bronze drum. Not exactly archaeological news, but bears some potential for future experimental archaeology. [...] Report of an archaeological haul of pre-Dong Son artifacts in the Thanh Hoa District. [...] DNA evidence for Thai migration to the region from China pushes timeline back another 700 years. [...] A short post on Dong Son finds in Thanh Hoa province. [...] |
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