The Vietnamese government has pledged US$82 million to help preserve the Con Son – Kiep Bac historical site in Hai Duong province.
Gov’t puts $82 mil towards preserving historical site Saigon Giai Phong, 23 June 2010
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A feature on the Son Tien Tu Pagoda in An Giang Province, which houses artefacts from the Oc Eo found in the region. Vestiges of Oc Eo culture at Ba The Mountain Vietnam Net Bridge, 22 June 2010 [...] The Irrawady has an article on the recent passing of Dr. Nai Pan Hla, a cultural anthropologist who specialised in the Mon language and culture. Mon Cultural Anthropologist Passes Away The Irrawady, 21 June 2010 [...] Prehistoric tools, estimated to the Neolithic or Bronze Age, have been discovered near the Son La Reservoir at Lai Chau Province in Vietnam. 4000-year-old antiques unearthed on riverbank Vietnam Net Bridge, 19 June 2010 [...] The US Government returns seven Cambodian sculptures that were seized in a raid at Los Angeles. United States Returns 7 Stolen Ancient Cambodian Sculptures artdaily.org, 17 June 2010 [...] 25 sites in Thailand, covering temples, palaces and a rock art site, will be included in Thailand’s list of areas of historical interest. Temples, palaces to be listed Bangkok Post, 16 June 2010 [...] Over 500 fossils have been found at the Ma Tuyen Cave in Lao Cai province of Vietnam, representing at least 12 animal species including bears, elephants, horses and rhinos. 10,000 year old elephant teeth discovered in Lao Cai Saigon Giai Phong, 12 June 2010 Twelve animal species found in Lao Cai cave Viet Nam [...] Rice paddies found in Hanoi, estimated to be 3,000 years old, will be sent for dating in Japan to confirm.
“3000-year-old†paddies to be tested for date Vietnam Net Bridge, 09 June 2010 [...] The Malaysian state of Perak has announced its intent to get the Lenggong Valley on the map as a World Heritage Site. Many archaeological discoveries have been discovered in this region, from prehistoric tools, skeletal burials and rock art, which hint that the valley may have been inhabited as far back as 1.8 million years. [...] |
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