Month: February 2008

Angkor's ecological time bomb is discussed in this article, making parallels between the theorised failure of the water management systems ...

For once! An archaeology story in Cambodia that doesn't link back to Angkor. Remnants of a 17th-century Japanese village were ...

The repercussions from the smuggled Ban Chiang artifacts case in California have got museums around the US keeping a close ...

An opinion piece by Vincent Cabreza summarising a paper presented by Lawence Reid from the University of Hawaii about the ...

In this edition of Rojak, we take a look at some of the cultural and archaeological heritage of Malaysia and ...

A professor at the Chulalonkorn University in Thailand has proposed that the disputed site of Preah Vihear should be jointly ...

The Latea Cave in Sulawesi, Indonesia, has long been a burial site for the Pamona people, who have interred their ...

Investigations into the theft of artefacts from a Javanese museum takes a sinister turn when an expert witness is found ...

From the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts of Cambodia comes a new website, CISARK - Carte Interactive des Sites ...

The Thai paper The Nation carries a book review of Bunker and Latchford's Khmer Gold, Gifts for the Gods, about ...