[Paper] What plants might potentially have been used in the forests of prehistoric Southeast Asia?
A new paper by Xhauflair et al. examines plant exploitation in Palawan, Philippins today and its potential for understanding plant...
Angkor sees revenue boost due to price hike
TTR Weekly, 11 April 2017: Revenue has risen, as expected, but also, the number of visitors has risen as well....
Unesco Status Sought for Kampot, Kratie and Battambang
Cambodia Daily, 7 April 2017 A bid to gain Unesco heritage status for three Cambodian cities is set to progress...
Free viewing from Bagan Nan Myint tower
Myanmar Times, 10 April 2017 Until June 21, visitors in Bagan can view the heritage pagodas and surrounding scenery for...
[Talk] Seeing Through the Forest: Lost Cities, Remote Sensing and LiDAR Applications in Archaeology
If anyone is in Singapore tomorrow, catch Dr Kyle Latinis' talk at ISEAS LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) is one...
Bangkok’s historic Portuguese enclave
Nikkei Asian Review, 09 April 2017 BANGKOK -- King Taksin had a problem shortly after he assumed the throne of...
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[Book] New Perspectives in Southeast Asian and Pacific Prehistory (Terra Australis 45)
A new book from ANU Press - the ebook is free! ‘This volume brings together a diversity of international scholars,...
Preah Vihear a hit with Japanese tourists
Bangkok Post, 6 April 2017 PREAH VIHEAR - The ancient cliff-top temple that Cambodia and Thailand have fought over for...
SAFE briefing on the state of antiquities trade in Vietnam
Saving Antiquities For Everyone (SAFE) has a country report for the state of antiquities trade in Vietnam. The author of...
Cambodia’s palm leaf manuscripts being lost to neglect and looting
From the Phnom Penh Post, 7 April 2017 Despite decades of efforts to preserve the Kingdom’s historic manuscripts, the majority...
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