Sarawak Awaits UNESCO Verdict on Niah Caves
Niah Caves in Sarawak awaits UNESCO World Heritage status decision, expected by end of July 2024, potentially boosting tourism and...
Cambodia and Germany Renew Temple Conservation Pact
APSARA National Authority and Germany signed an MoU to continue temple conservation at Angkor Park, reinforcing international cooperation in preserving...
Cultural Goodwill Spice Route Enhances Indonesia’s Maritime Heritage
Indonesia's Cultural Goodwill Spice Route boosts maritime heritage, featuring KRI Dewaruci and aiming for UNESCO recognition. #southeastasianarchaeology #Indonesia #maritimeheritage #spiceroute
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[Call for Papers] Decolonization of Southeast Asian Studies
Call for papers on the conference on Decolonising Southeast Asian Studies by the the Regional Center for Social Science and...
[Video] Changsha Ware: Tang Dynasty’s Global Maritime Trade
56,000 Changsha ware pieces from the Tang Dynasty were found in the Belitung shipwreck, highlighting ancient China-Arab trade. #maritimetrade #Changshaware...
Sambor Prei Kuk Seeks Tourist Boost on Anniversary
Sambor Prei Kuk, a UNESCO World Heritage site, seeks to boost tourism by highlighting its unique octagonal brick temples and...
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[Free Book] The Prehistory of Human Migration – Human Expansion, Resource Use, and Mortuary Practice in Maritime Asia
Readers may be interested in this Open Access volume edited by Ono and Pawlik looking at the prehistory of human...
Six-Month Exhibition of Khmer Gold Jewelry at National Museum
The National Museum in Cambodia is exhibiting 99 artifacts, including 72 pieces of gold jewelry, from June 18 to December...
Ecuador Gifts 5,500-Year-Old Cacao Bottle Replica to Philippines
The National Museum of the Philippines received a replica of a 5,500-year-old cacao ceramic bottle from Ecuador, highlighting cacao's historical...
Kedah Buddha Statue Discovery Provides New Insights
A 7th-century Buddha statue found at Kedah's Bukit Choras site provides insights into ancient Kedah's religious and cultural history, highlighting...
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