UI archaeology professor weighs in on Borobudur’s ‘chattra’ restoration
via Jakarta Post, 20 January 2018: Some disagreement over a plan to reinstall the chattra or symbolic umbrella on top...
Nearly a century after the bloody murder of a French colonial official, a village still bears the mark of the ‘beast’
via Phnom Penh Post, 19 January 2018: A interesting story about a Cambodian village and its 'mark of shame' in...
Bagan UNESCO bid to be submitted this month
via Coconuts Yangon, 19 January 2018: Myanmar is expected to submit an application for the Bagan Archaeological Zone to be...
Bago palace uses anti-Burmese symbol to attract Thai tourists
via Coconuts Yangon, 17 January 2018: Kanbawza Thardi Palace in Bago has a statue of an Ayutthaya princess that holds...
NTU launches Singapore’s first master’s in museum studies and curatorial practices
via Straits Times, 17 January 2018: Nanyang Technological University just launched a MA degree programme in Museum Studies and Curatorial...
Korean NGO to restore UNESCO heritage site in Cambodia
via Yonhap, 17 January 2018: Korean team to help restore the Terrace of Elephants in Angkor Thom A South Korean...
Jakarta Maritime Museum catches fire on Tuesday morning
via Jakarta Post, 16 January 2018: :'( The Maritime Museum in Penjaringan, North Jakarta, was razed by fire on Tuesday morning at...
Archaeologist wins inaugural Singapore history prize
via Straits Times, 12 January 2018: Congratulations to Prof. John Miksic for his book, Singapore and the Singapore and the...
Survey to pinpoint sites of archaeological interest part of new national heritage plan in Singapore
via Straits Times, 09 January 2018: Singapore News -Potential areas with archaeological significance could include the mouth of the Singapore...
Training in Thin-Section Petrography for Use in Archaeological Ceramic Studies
Training opportunity for Thin-Section Petrography in ceramics studies. Deadline is 26 Janaury 2018: Notice of Workshop at the Angkor Ceramics Unit Training...
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