Unearthed bronze workshop suggests centralised production
A new paper in the BEFEO details the discovery of a large bronze workshop found near the ancient palace in...
New burials found at the Plain of Jars
Exciting new research coming out of our colleagues from Laos and Australia: preliminary research from the Plain of Jars have...
Alarm raised over carpark construction in the Banaue terraces
A controversial parking lot being constructed near the Banaue rice terraces is being called out by the head of ICOMOS...
Recent research on Bronze Age Myanmar presented
The recent work of the Mission Archéologique Française au Myanmar on excavations investigating the Bronze Age of the Sagaing Region...
South Korea provides aid to Cambodia to restore artefacts
South Korea donates over US$100,000 in resources to help Cambodia in artefact restoration. Source: Phnom Penh Post 20160224 South Korea...
Mrauk-U restoration fraught with problems
A news report from the Irrawaddy highlights various problems with a recent campaign to restore the monuments of Mrauk-U in...
The short-lived Bagan climbing ban
A small clash last week between the Ministry of Culture and the tourism industry in Myanmar when the former abruptly...
Priest defies orders and destroys 18th century church ruin with construction
A priest in Philippines' Capiz province is relieved of his duties when he authorised construction on the ruins of an...
Workshop: The Heritage of Ancient and Urban Sites
For readers in Singapore, the Nalanda-Sriwijaya Centre is holding a two-day seminar on the intersection between cultural heritage and public...
Cranial analysis of hobbit suggests no relation to modern humans
A new paper published in the Journal of Human Evolution compares the cranial structures of modern humans and homo florsiensis...
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