Month: June 2009

A Portuguese marine archaeology group has expressed interest in salvaging a 14th-century Chinese shipwreck in Cambodian waters, and is hoping ...

The New York Times features the restoration work going on at Banteay Chmar, some four hours away from Siem Reap. ...

Thanks to Alison for the link. Scholars, especially those in Southeast Asia, might be interested in the grants offered by ...

There's a field school to be conducted in Palawan, Philippines in April 2010, jointly conducted by the University of Washington ...

In a move that is sure to set Cambodian-Thai relations to a new low, Thailand has announced plans to register ...

Sorry for the lack of posts this week - I've been away for a short break in Thailand. Picked up ...

The 13th International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists (EurASEAA) will be held next year in Berlin. ...

Vietnam Net Bridge features the Vinh Hung Tower in Bac Lieu Province, the only ancient tower in the Mekong Delta ...

For all the bad press the Radya Pustaka Museum in Solo has been getting this past year, it goes to ...

A literature foundation in Surakarta has announced the digitizing a quarter of the 6,000 ancient manuscripts and books in their ...