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via Borneo Post, 15 November 2023: The Borneo Cultures Museum is set to host a talk titled ‘Archaeology at Niah: Past Lives and Future Prospects’ this Sunday, featuring Dr. Franca Cole, a seasoned conservator and archaeologist. The talk will explore the significant archaeological findings at Niah National Park, known for its limestone caves and the iconic ‘Deep Skull’.
Organisers The Friends of Sarawak Museum (FOSM) in a press release said the talk will be delivered by Dr Franca Cole, a conservator and archaeologist with more than 30 years’ experience.
“Dr Franca Cole is a material culture researcher and collections expert,” it said.
It added Niah National Park, southwest of Miri, Sarawak is famous for its limestone caves and ‘Deep Skull’, currently on display in Borneo Cultures Museum.
Source: ‘Archaeology at Niah’ talk at Borneo Cultures Museum this Sunday
