Month: September 2007

A new study on the wrist bones recovered from the homo floresiensis assembly adds extra weight to our Hobbit from ...

We visit Cambodia, Myanmar and Indonesia for some kite flying, coastal kingdoms and hobbits - all in this week's edition ...

The ANU E Press, the digital imprint of the Australian National University is offering a range of scholarly texts from ...

The United Nations Educational. Scientific and Cultural Organisation has a donation page in which you can pledge support to help ...

Readers in Zurich might be interested in an ongoing exhibition on Angkor at the Reitburg Museum.

Two stories featuring the museums in Jakarta, both concerned with how to make museums more relevant for a future, different ...

With stories like these, one gets the impression that there is a lot of undiscovered archaeological potential in the Philippine ...

Besides mentioning the three cannons posted yesterday, other finds mentioned here include a bas-relief of a naga, a snake-deity in ...

Bangkok Post carries an interview with Thai archaeologist and anthropologist Srisakra Vallibhotama. I'm no expert in Thai history and archaeology, ...

Cannon and gunpowder technology were first invented in China, which must have surely diffused towards Southeast Asia. The technology was ...