WWII Musashi wreck found in Philippines
One of the most famous World War II warships, the Musashi, has been discovered in Philippine waters. The person who...
Myanmar’s archaeology department calls for help with restoring Bagan murals
Myanmar's Department of Archaeology and the National Library is making an open call for the public to help preserve the...
International diplomats visit Phu Phra Bat
The Thai government hosted a visit to the Phu Phra Bat Historical Park for diplomatic guests to raise support for...
Hindu temple in Java to be restored
Candi Sukuh in Central Java, noted for the pyramid structure of the central building, is slated for conservation later this...
Profile of John Guy of the Met
A profile of Dr John Guy, curator of South and Southeast Asian Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. John...
The Thang Long Citadel
A Xinhua feature on the Thang Long Citadel in Hanoi. Thang Long Imperial Citadel stands as historical testament to Vietnam's...
Roundup: Naked tourism in Angkor
An AP story rounds up the recent spate of incidents involving tourists taking nude photos of themselves and talks about...
Public Lecture: The Tombstones of Lamreh (Ancient Lamri)
Readers in Singapore may be interested in this talk by Dr. E. Edwards McKinnon at ISEAS. The Tombstones of Lamreh...
Is it time for Singapore to have transparent heritage impact assessments?
An editorial in Singapore's Straits Times by two scholars in Singapore's ancient history discuss the need for heritage impact assessment...
Symposium: The Belitung Shipwreck and the Maritime Silk Route
Readers in Toronto may be interested in a symposium on the Belitung Shipwreck held in conjunction with the exhibition at...
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