Tourists behaving badly, Thailand edition
A pair of Thai women were recently arrested for dressing up in 'racy' clothing, dancing in front of a temple...
Backyard looting in Cambodia
The Phnom Penh Post has a feature on how looting of artefacts in Angkor Borei has become a cottage industry....
New study supports Australo-melanesians as part of the first wave Out of Africa
How did anatomically modern humans populate the world? A recent paper in the Journal of Human Evolution analyses the fossil...
UK Foreign office declares Preah Vihear safe to visit
It's been safe to travel to for some time now, of course. The article has a short backgrounder to the...
Rock carvings found in north Vietnam
A set of carved boulders have been discovered in the north Vietnamese province of Yen Bai, thought to be made...
E7 tower in My Son to reopen to public
After years of restoration, the E7 tower of the My Son Sanctuary in Central Vietnam is ready for visitors. My...
Call for Panels: 2nd SPAFA International Conference on Southeast Asian Archaeology
The call for panels is out! If you are interested in proposing a panel for #spafacon2016, you can do so...
Yogyakarta to build a volcano archaeology centre
A new study centre on the archaeology of volcanoes will be built in Yogyakarta, to study the effects of the...
Public Lecture: Phnom Penh Past and Present
Something I've been organising as part of my work at SEAMEO SPAFA - a series of lectures on the capitals...
Call for Papers: For the Love of Death
The Archaeological Studies Programme of the University of Philippines is organising a conference on Human Osteoarchaeology in Southeast Asia and...
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