The Tham Lod site of Mae Hong Son
A feature on Tham Lod, a Pleistocene-Holocene site in Mae Hong Son province of northern Thailand. Tham Lod. Source: Ancient...
Largest-ever rat fossils discovered in East Timor
Very pleased to see my former colleagues at the ANU featured in this news - the discovery of the largest...
Angkor ticketing to be revamped
Cambodia announces that ticketing to Angkor, which is managed by a private company, will be revamped once the contract expires...
Bronze goddess statue returned to India
The Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore has officially handed the 11th century bronze statue of Uma to India, after it...
Sri Lanka’s Jaffna Fort undergoing restoration
A piece about the restoration of Jaffna's 17th century fort, which has over the years been damaged due to the...
Public Lecture: Documenting Southeast Asia’s Pre-1500 Past by Kenneth Hall
A lecture by Prof. Kenneth Hall next week at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, Singapore. Documenting Southeast Asia’s Pre-1500...
Bagan’s conflict between tourism and preservation
The headline is a terrible, terrible pun, but some of the statistics in the article is interesting - visitor numbers...
Nghe An Museum highlights plight
The Nghe An Museum in northern Vietnam has thousands of artefacts, but not enough capacity to store or display them...
Italy to help support conservation and restoration in Vietnam’s Quang Nam province
Italy is helping to fund a programme to set up a vocational training programme to help with the restoration and...
Vietnamese man sets up virtual 3D sculpture museum
Now that 3D scanning is well and truly a thing, A Vietnamese man has set up a virtual museum showcasing...
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