Month: June 2009

Thailand announces ongoing fact-finding programmes to propose five new sites into Unesco's World Heritage Site list by next year. Among ...

The oldest gate in the city of Hanoi, the O Quan Chong built in 1749, is to receive a long-overdue ...

An exhibition showcasing the artefacts unearthed from Cebu in the Philippines showcase a range of items as early as the ...

The Sarawak Museum reveals current projects to survey and study cultural aspects of the native tribes, such as the practice ...

Cambodian officials at the World Heritage Committee meeting in Seville, Spain announced that the meeting refused to consider Thailand's protest ...

There's an amusing story on BBC from Australia about wallabies being the explanation for crop circles. In the opium farms ...

A rather disturbing report of Malaysian scholars allegedly buying up ancient manuscripts from private owners in the Indonesian Riau Islands ...

Final preparations are underway for a team from the Philippines to retrace the ancient maritime routes using a modern reconstruction ...

If you haven't done so already, now would be a good time to pick up July's issue of National Geographic ...

This week, we step into an ancient boat (at least, a reconstruction of one), mull over small brains and tools, ...