SEAArch – The Southeast Asian Archaeology Newsblog

After missing the last two weeks’ installments, Wednesday Rojak is back again this week for a mishmash of Southeast Asia and related-to-archaeology posts.

• Pensée Libre takes us to the Banteay Srei in Angkor (site is in French)
• The Ethnographer’s Note posts a soon-to-be published paper by Edward M. Bruner entitled “The Ethnographer, Tourist in Indonesia“.
• Backpackers Mal and Pam make their stopover to Laos and Cambodia.
• While Jeffrey visits the Laos National Museu, finding it a little short on artifacts, but not on scope.
• Lilie Down Under posts something from her two nights in Sukhothai.
• While PhD candidate Alison shows us how salt is produced in Ban Non Wat.
• Katie visits Candi Borobudur in Java.
• Jim visits the lesser-known Angkor temple at Koh Ker.

In this series of weekly rojaks (published on Wednesdays) I’ll feature other sites in the blogosphere that are related to Southeast Asia and archaeology in general. Got a recommendation for the next Wednesday rojak? Email me!

Tags: Ban Non Wat, Bantaey Srei, Borobudur, ethnography, Koh Ker, Laos National Museum, Plain of Jars, Sukhothai

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