UCLA professor partners with Indigenous communities for archaeology research
via the Daily Bruin, 12 January 2022: Prof. Stephen Acabado is an example to us all on the nature of...
News roundup: Latest repatriated relics linked to Latchford and Netscape founder
The news stories from Wednesday's announcement of a new round of repatriated artifacts linked to Douglas Latchford. 28 artefacts from...
The many treasures of Balay San Nicolas
via Manila Bulletin, 12 January 2022: Iconic building in Vigan turned into a living museum.
Revisiting Tinago Ruins, Samar Island’s oldest pilgrimage site
via Rappler, 12 January 2022: One of the cradles of Christianity in the Philippines and formerly a popular pilgrimage site.
[Paper] High-precision U-series dating of the late Pleistocene – early Holocene rock paintings at Tiger Leaping Gorge, Jinsha River valley, southwestern China
via Journal of Archaeological Science, Feb 2022: Rock art dates from Yunnan province dating to between 13,000 to 8,300 BP.
[Paper] The fluid city, urbanism as process
via World Archaeology, 07 January 2022: An interesting paper inviting us to look at cities as a process, using examples...
[Paper] Tektite geoarchaeology in mainland Southeast Asia
via Peer Community in Archaeology, 10 January 2022: An Open Access paper by Marwick et al. on tektites found in...
Major Collection Of Cambodian And Southeast Asian Antiquities Is Subject Of Forfeiture Action Filed In Manhattan Federal Court
via the Department of Justice, Southern District of New York, 11 January 2022: The New York Department of Justice will...
Temple tourist sites are mine clearing priorities
via Phnom Penh Post, 09 January 2022: Demining efforts around Preah Vihear province.
UNESCO celebrates 30 years of Field Office presence in Cambodia – A journey of partnerships
via Khmer Times, 09 January 2022: Unesco Phnom Penh recently celebrated its 30th anniversary in Cambodia.
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