Archaeologists search for a king in Sungai Batu
Malay Mail, 09 June 2017: Given the evidence of intense iron smelting activity in Kedah, archaeologists are now turning their...
New issue of the Southeast Asian Ceramics Museum Newsletter
The Southeast Asian Ceramics Museum's (Bangkok University) new newsletter is out. Download from the link below. Source: จดหมายข่าว |
[Job] Professor in Archaeology – The University Of Papua New Guinea
Job opportunity at the University of Papua New Guinea. Closing date is 23 June 2017 As part of the new...
Tourists behaving badly, in Bagan now
Coconuts Yangon, 07 June 2017: Naked tourists strike again, this time in Bagan. Some badly behaved tourists decided to strip...
Iconic Ayutthaya Buddha face has near miss with falling branch
The Nation, 06 June 2017: The Buddha face that has long been a landmark of the world-heritage Ayutthaya Historic City...
[Paper]: Pinle (Maingmaw): Research at an Ancient Pyu City, Myanmar
A new report published in the Nalanda Sriwiaya Centre Archaeology Report series Pinle (Maingmaw): Research at an Ancient Pyu City,...
Honouring the father of Thai heritage conservation
Bangkok Post, 06 June 2017: The late Thai monarch, King Bhumipol Adulyadej is honoured in a special exhibition at the...
Following an ancient trail
Bangkok Post, 6 June 2017: Thailand has been the centre of the international archaeological community recently after a published report...
Job: Faculty Position – Relationships Between China and its Neighbouring Countries – Shanghai Normal University
Faculty position available in Shanghai Normal University, open to archaeological focuses on Chinas relations with Southeast Asia. Applications close on...
[Paper] Dating rice remains through phytolith carbon-14 study reveals domestication at the beginning of the Holocene
New paper in PNAS about the earliest domestication of rice in China. Dating rice remains through phytolith carbon-14 study reveals...
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