SEAArch – The Southeast Asian Archaeology Newsblog

While I’m at the tail end of the World Rock Art course, I’ve also real salad of posts from all Indonesia and Cambodia to feature in this week’s rojak.

photo credit: ideonexus

• Popular Singaporean blogger Mr Brown reflects on our PowerPoint slides at Borobudur.
• Dmarks at the Throwawayblog discovers an old postcard of Angkor Wat from the earlier half of the last century.
• The Java Man, dinosaur bones and more are to be found at the Bandung Geology Museum.
• Afarensis takes a swipe at Creationism and Homo floresiensis.
• Robert Lindsay untangles the genetic diversity of island Southeast Asians in The Peopling of Indonesia.
• And finally, Alison in Cambodia shows how Khmer Ceramics Revival is trying to replicate ancient Angkorian ceramics techniques

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

Tags: Angkor Wat, Bandung Geology Museum, Borobudur, Creationism, genetics, homo floresiensis, Island Southeast Asia populations, Khmer Ceramics Revival

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