Cebu Governor Battles National Museum Over Historic Church Panels
Cebu disputes legality of Boljoon church panels' donation to the National Museum, alleging lack of ownership and demanding their return.
Cambodia’s Temples Beyond Angkor Wat
Discover Cambodia's hidden temples like Koh Ker and Banteay Chhmar, showcasing the grandeur and spirituality of the ancient Khmer Empire.
National Museum Assures Return of Historic Cebu Panels
National Museum commits to returning Boljoon church's historic panels to Cebu, aiming for a resolution that respects all parties involved.
Another wave of dispute as academic called out for misinformation on Malacca
French historian disputes UPM professor's claims on Melaka's history, igniting debate on academic integrity.
[Free Book] Quaternary Palaeontology and Archaeology of Sumatra
A new volume edited by Louys et al examines the archaeology of Sumatra. The volume is Open Access, so it's...
Stone Jars of Northeast India with a Possible Cultural Link to Laos
Expedition in Dima Hasao, Assam uncovers stone jars similar to Laos' UNESCO site, hinting at ancient burial practices and cross-cultural...
Apsara Authority Warns Against Sharing Offensive Angkor Images
Apsara National Authority condemns sharing of offensive Angkor Wat images, urging respect for Cambodian cultural heritage and accuracy in social...
Cambodia Aims for UNESCO Nod for Sankranta Festival
Cambodia seeks UNESCO status for Sankranta, highlighting the commitment to preserve Khmer New Year and other cultural traditions by 2026.
Angkor Welcomes 47% More Tourists
Angkor Park sees a 47% rise in tourists, hitting 385,769 in Q1, with entrance fees generating $16.5M in revenue, underscoring...
[Paper] Archaeological and molecular evidence for ancient chickens in Central Asia
Archaeological studies trace chicken domestication in Central Asia to 4th century BC, highlighting egg production along the Silk Road.
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