38th ICC-Angkor/Sambor Prei Kuk Session Focuses on Temple Restoration
38th ICC session on Angkor & Sambor Prei Kuk unites global experts for heritage site restoration, emphasizing sustainable preservation.
Denver Museum to Return Stolen Asian Artifacts
Denver Museum to repatriate 11 Southeast Asian antiquities, highlighting ethical art practices and heritage respect.
Angkor Wat’s Equinox Aligns Perfectly This Week
Experience the equinox at Angkor Wat on Mar 21, when the sun aligns with the central tower, showcasing architectural and...
Retracted: Controversial Gunung Padang cannot be “reliably interpreted”
At last, the controversial Gunung Padang paper that claimed it was a 25,000-year-old pyramid has been retracted after outcry from...
Cataloging Cambodia’s Ancient Pottery in Banteay Meanchey
In Banteay Meanchey, archaeologists catalog ancient artefacts, focusing on pottery to preserve Cambodia's rich cultural heritage.
AUPP Students Explores Angkor’s Hydraulics
AUPP students study Angkor's ancient hydraulic system, guided by experts, to learn sustainable heritage preservation practices.
From Diplomacy to Antiques: The Controversial Trade of Asian Relics
Ex-diplomat Zelnik's vast Asian art collection, including a gold Buddha, highlights the murky ethics of the global antiquities trade.
Kalinga’s Heritage Jewels: 6 New Cultural Landmarks Registered
NCCA registers 6 Kalinga sites as cultural properties, ensuring their preservation and fostering heritage appreciation.
UNESCO Tentatively Lists Philippines’ Sugar Cultural Landscape
Philippines' sugar heritage in Negros & Panay nominated for UNESCO list, spotlighting the industry's historical and cultural significance.
[Paper] The late occurrence of specialized hunter-gatherer occupation of tropical rainforests in Pang Mapha, northwestern Thailand
Late Pleistocene to Holocene hunter-gatherers in NW Thailand adapted to rainforest life later than neighbors, without lithic changes.
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