With gunpowder invented in nearby China, and cannons brought with the colonizing powers from Europe, it’s no surprise that cannons appear in the archaeological record in this part of the world. This article talks about cannons in Brunei. [...]
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20 June 2007 (The Brunei Times, Borneo Bulletin) – There’s a new maritime archaeology museum opening in Brunei in June next year. This museum will showcase Brunei’s ancient trade within the region as well as the shipwrecks found in Brunei’s waters. Foundation-Laying Ceremony For Brunei’s First Martime Museum Brunei Darussalam’s first Maritime Museum, which is [...] Keeping with the International Museum Day season, the museums of Brunei have launched an exhibition showcasing the best of their collections. [...] An overview of the ancient history of Brunei. [...] An account about a school visit to a archaeological site in Brunei, which is already quite illuminating because archaeological reports from this part of the world is rare. [...] 50-member expedition to survey Brunei’s heritage in Borneo returns with significant leads for future research, including artefacts and manuscripts to trace Brunei’s monarchic lineage. [...] |
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