After thefts, few royal antiques remain
Following the earlier story of the theft of artefacts from the tomb of King Khai Dinh, it seems that thefts...
The giant stork that lived beside the little hobbit
Science media have been picking up this story the last couple of days of the description of a giant stork...
Malaysian museums to study Bunga Emas gifted to Thai kings
The Malaysian Museums department announced their intention to study the Bunga Emas tributes gifted by the Sultanate of Kedah to...
Call for Papers: 4th SSEASR Conference on Mountains in the Religions of South and Southeast Asia
Readers might be interested in this upcoming conference in the Kingdom of Bhutan (hey, I think the conference venue alone...
US Cultural Heritage Restoration Fund open for applications
Conservation and Preservation professionals and groups in Malaysia may be interested in this source of funding for Cultural Heritage Restoration...
Antiques stolen from tomb of Vietnamese king
Thieves have broken into and stolen antiques from the tomb of King Khai Dinh who ruled in the earlier part...
A cleaned-up Borobudur to be ready by new year
The head of the Borobudur Heritage Conservation Association reports that the cleanup of the ancient monument will be completed in...
Brunei to open archaeological park
Brunei's Department of Museums announces its intention to set up an archaeological park over the ancient capital of Brunei, Kota...
Majapahit museum construction underway
The Institute for the Preservation of Archaeological Heritage overseeing the construction of the museum at the Majapahit Infomation Centre in...
The First Golden Age of Cambodia
Alison points to an exciting new exhibition opening at the National Museum of Cambodia in Phnom Penh on the excavations...
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