Mine found near Angkor ticket booth
An anti-personnel mine was found and defused near the ticketing area to the Angkor Archaeological Park. The mine was found...
Butuan gold pieces to go on display in New York from next month
Ancient gold jewelry from the Ayala Museum collection will be exhibited for the first time in New York at the...
Pyu sites report increased numbers following Unesco listing
Visitors to the Pyu cities of Sri Ksetra, Halin and Beikthano are on the rise since the three cities were...
Rain causes collapse of temples in Bagan
Recent torrential rains in Bagan have cause the collapse of at least two temples in the ancient temple complex. The...
Brunei opens archaeological park
We don't get much archaeology news from Brunei, so this piece is a treat: the country has opened an archaeological...
Tussle for ‘replica’ Angkor Wat rages on
Cambodia continue to pursue diplomatic channels to prevent the construction of a Hindu temple in India's Bihar province for its...
Chinese remote sensing data to provide data for Angkor
China is lending its satellite imaging resources to Cambodia to help understand real-time environmental patterns affecting the Angkor region, through...
Job Opportunity: Lecturer in Asian Archaeology, La Trobe
LaTrobe University has three lecturer positions open for archaeology, including one for Asian archaeology. Closing date for applications is 9...
Scholars to read Myanmar’s ancient script an endangered species
The expertise to translate the ancient languages of Myanmar, including Pyu, Mon, Rakhine and Pali, is becoming increasingly rare as...
Public Lecture: Angkor, Diversity, and Archaeological Explorations at Phnom Kulen, Cambodia
A talk by Kyle Latinis and Stephen Murphy on the recent Singapore-Cambodia excavations at Phnom Kulen will be held next...
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