Luce Initiative on Southeast Asia Grants
Impending grant opportunity from the Henry Luce Foundation. Formal calls or proposals are expected to be out later this year....
Resort plans put Jerejak heritage status in doubt
via Free Malaysia Today, 22 July 2018: Jerejak Island in Penang, Malaysia is a former leper colony that was planned...
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[Obituary] Pierre-André Lablaude, member of the ad hoc Group of Experts for the ICC-Angkor
Conveying the sad news of the passing of Prof. Pierre-André Lablaude, who was part of the Group of Experts advising...
The Southeast Asian Ceramic Society is looking for old publications
on behalf of the Southeast Asian Ceramic Society: A writing of the Southeast Asian Ceramic Society’s history has revealed that...
CFP: Conference-cum-Workshop on History, Science and Technology of Ancient Indian Glass
More details in the website link below. Deadline for applications: 30 September 2018. The study of Ancient Indian Glass, involves...
Central Sulawesi megalithic sites delineated for world heritage status
via Jakarta Post, 24 July 2018 Central Sulawesi is home to thousands of megalithic sites spread across Poso, Sigi and...
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[Lecture] The Life of Buddha at Angkor
Readers in Siem Reap may be interested in this lecture by Dr Nicolas Reverie in at the Center for Khmer...
Angkor building approvals rise
via Khmer Times, 23 July 2018: The Apsara Authority approves more than 500 construction and repair applications inside the Angkor...
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[Paper] New dates on dingo bones from Madura Cave provide oldest firm evidence for arrival of the species in Australia
First direct dates of dingo bones from a site in Western Australia. Dingoes are one of the few mammals that...
The little-known history of Cambodia’s ‘dark age’
via SEA Globe, 18 July 2018: While Cambodia is synonymous with the famous temple complex Angkor Wat, the post-Angkorian period...
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