Vestige of Cham towers unveiled in Da Nang
Remains of Cham Towers discovered in Da Nang.
The most influential books on Southeast Asian Archaeology (a crowdsourced list)
What are the most influential books on Southeast Asian archaeology? I asked archaeologists working in the region and these were...
Where China Meets Pyu: The “Tharaba Gate” Bilingual Inscriptions at Pagan
via the Tea Circle, 30 July 2018: An article by independent scholar Liu Yun on an Chinese-Pyu inscription found at...
Asia Pacific Conference on Human Evolution
Readers may be interested in this conference happening in Brisbane next June. No call for papers yet, but you can...
Vietnam, Cambodia should cooperate in tourism: official
Vietnamese official floats idea of cross-promoting tours to Ha Long Bay and Angkor
[Lecture] The Protuket: the Thai-Portuguese Catholic Community, From Ayutthaya to Bangkok
Readers in Bangkok may be interested in this talk at the Siam Society on 30 August at 7.30 pm The...
Bringing salvaged wooden ships and artifacts back to life with ‘smart’ nanotech
via ScienceDaily, 21 August 2018: Not about Southeast Asia, but of interest to underwater archaeologists. A possible way to preserve...
Sombre KLIA ceremony marks repatriation of 27 Kiwi soldiers’ remains
via Yahoo News, 20 August 2018: Remains of 27 New Zealand soldiers who died in wartime operations in Malaysia are...
RM30 million allocation to develop infrastructure at Sungai Batu archaeological site
via Kosmo, 17 August 2018: The Malaysian Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture announced a RM30 million (approximately US$7.3 million)...
UK investigates fresh reports of looting of sunken navy ships
via The Guardian, 19 August 2018: UK Government investigating the looting of sunken navy ships in Malaysian and Indonesian waters....
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