Ancient Rain Ceremony Revived at Neak Poan Temple
Join Angkor’s traditional rain ceremony at Neak Poan, Siem Reap, from May 2-3, 2024, and delve into local customs.
Pak Ou Caves: Laos’ Sacred Repository of 6,000 Buddhas
Laos' Pak Ou Caves feature 6,000 Buddha statues, marking centuries of pilgrimage along the Mekong River.
Perak Artefacts May Gain National Heritage Recognition
Malaysia seeks national heritage status for Perak's historic elephant skull and railway carriage.
Metropolitan Museum Returns Golden Boy to Thailand Amid Controversy
"Golden Boy" statue's return to Thailand by the Met stirs debate over its Khmer origins and cultural ownership.
[Talk] From Prasat to Preah Vihear – The Archaeology of Early Theravada Buddhism at Angkor, Cambodia
Readers may be interested in this onlintalk by Dr Andrew Harris on Buddhist vihara in Angkor Thom on 26 May...
Ancient Shiva Linga Found by Villagers in Kampong Speu
Villagers in Kampong Speu, Cambodia discover ancient Shiva linga from the Funan era, preserved for future.
[Paper] The Archaeology of the Empress Place Site, Singapore (2015)
2015 excavation at Singapore's Empress Place uncovers 14th-century artifacts, highlighting Temasek's role as a historic maritime port.
Melaka Partners with Dutch for Hang Tuah Historical Research
Melaka and the Netherlands join forces to research the legendary Malay warrior Hang Tuah and the historical Melaka Sultanate.
[Conference] Addressing the Trafficking of Cultural Property Through the Public or Private Law Nexus
British Academy Conference to focus on refining laws to combat the trafficking of cultural property, uniting global legal experts.
Vietnam Leverages UNESCO Heritage for Economic Growth
Vietnam enhances national growth by optimizing its 65 UNESCO sites, boosting tourism, and promoting sustainable development.
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