Cambodian NGOs visit Preah Vihear to assess damage
A group Cambodian NGOs recently concluded their fact-finding visit to Preah Vihear to asses the damage done to the site ...
Month: April 2009
New year celebrations see increased tourist to Ta Moan Temple
The lesser-known Ta Moan Thom temple, another border temple in dispute between Thailand and Cambodia has seen a rise in ...
Documentary tracing Indian influences through SEA to get a second series
Indian Imprints, a documentary series tracing the influence of Indian culture and religion in Southeast Asia is set to receive ...
Exhibition showcases the 300 forts of Indonesia
An exhibition at the HER.it.AGE Gallery in Jakarta showcases the results of an ongoing project do document Indonesia's old forts, ...
Boljoon town plaza – an ancient burial ground
Gold jewelery in an archaeological dig is always great news, but it's the context of the find that gives us ...
Public Lecture: Hobbits in Context: Hominin Biogeography in Island South East Asia (2009 Mulvaney Lecture)
Prof Mike Morwood of the Wollongong University is giving this year's Mulvaney Lecture at the Australian National University. He led ...
The (w)rong temple destroyed and rebuilt
With the recent spotlight of conservation in the Vietnamese news, it emerges that the 700-year-old Rong Temple was audaciously demolished ...
Indonesia culture minister issues apology for destruction of Majapahit remains
The Indonesian minister for culture and tourism issues a public apology for the government's role in destroying the buried features ...
Cambodia seeks international help for Preah Vihear
Following the latest damage to the Preah Vihear temple from the firefight in early April, the Cambodian government intends to ...
Wednesday Rojak #54: the end of the (archaeology) world edition
Robots taking over us fleshling archaeologists? Climate change destroying archaeological sites? Yes! It's true! And more! In this week's edition ...
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