Indian Angkor Wat temple copy suspended
Following a diplomatic protest by Cambodia lodged last year, India announced earlier this month that it has ordered the construction...
Phnom Penh: Past and Present
Last month SEAMEO-SPAFA organised a pair of lectures in Bangkok on the past and present of Phnom Penh. If you...
CFP: Making Southeast Asian Cultures: From Region to World
Papers are being sought for the the UB Berkely-UCLA Southeast Asian Studies conference, focusing on social sciences and the humanities....
The Jar Burials of the Cardamom Mountains
The Royal Society of New Zealand has a feature and photo gallery on Dr Nancy Beavan's (disclosure, friend of mine)...
Job posting: Bioarchaeology Professor, Cornell University
A job opening at Cornell University for a bioarchaeologist, with a focus in Asia. The Department of Anthropology at Cornell...
Talk: Death-rebirth as represented in Khmer religious iconography
Readers in London may be interested in this talk by Prof Ang Choulean at SOAS. Death-rebirth as represented in Khmer...
Job: Archaeological Education Outreach Specialist (Palau)
The Peace Corps is hiring! A one-year appointment as an Archaeological Education Outreach Specialist in Palau starting January next year....
Philippine gold exhibition opens in New York
An exhibition of gold artefacts from the Philippines opened earlier this month at the Asia Society in New York. Philippine...
Lapita pottery in New Guinea suggests Austronesian contact with inland
A new paper released earlier this month discusses the discovery of Lapita pottery in the interior of New Guinea dating...
Support the Gua Tambun Heritage Awareness Project!
Gua Tambun is the largest rock art site in Peninsular Malaysia, and one that I studied for my MA years...
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