Month: November 2006

The restoration of Bagan using modern tools and materials risk turning it into another "Disneyland".

I've just finished the second SEAArch podcast, but it won't be uploaded for another day or two. After trying out ...

I'm not even sure why I'm posting this, since this post has nothing to do with Southeast Asian Archaeology anymore. ...

Henry F. Funtecha writes about dental decoration practices of the pre-hispanic Bisayans in the Philippines.

From the storeroom of the National Museum of Vietnamese History, an exhibition of Buddhist antiquities from Thailand.

Bas-reliefs are uncovered at the base of the Duong Long towers, along with other finds including pottery.

Craftsmen have cast a replica of the Ngoc Lu bronze drum. Not exactly archaeological news, but bears some potential for ...

Report of an archaeological haul of pre-Dong Son artifacts in the Thanh Hoa District.

DNA evidence for Thai migration to the region from China pushes timeline back another 700 years.

A short post on Dong Son finds in Thanh Hoa province.