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Introduction to Singapore lecture at the NAMOS

March 25th, 2008
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noelbynature Posted in Museums, Singapore, Talks / Presentations |

Anyone interested in the (pre)history of Singapore might be interested in this series of lectures to be held at the National Museum of Singapore. The first lecture held on April 5 entitled Understanding Temasek - Myth and history of 14th century Singapore should deal with a lot of the archaeological data available.

(click on the image to download the brochure)

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