The mighty Manila galleons
The Spanish galleon Andalucia, a replica of a 17th century ship, called to port in the Philippines last month, but...
Earl of Cranbrook delivers lecture on Borneo zooarchaeology at UBD
Zoologist and environmental biologist the Earl of Cranbrook recently delivered a lecture to students at Universiti Brunei Darussalam. Lord Cranbrook...
After 500,000 visitors, Thang Long Citadel closes
The Thang Long Citadel archaeological site opened to visitors for Hanoi's millennial anniversary and received half a million visitors. Last...
3,000-year-old human remains found in Sumatra
A set of 3,000-year-old human remains, interpreted as a burial of royalty with guards, have been unearthed in South Sumatra....
Update on the French-Indonesian archaeological collaboration in 2010
The French Embassy in Indonesia has a short report on the French-Indonesian archaeological collaboration held this year on the changing...
Asian Civilisations Museum Fellowship Grant
The Asian Civilisations Museum is calling for applicants for their one-year fellowship for 2011-2012. The focus of research for this...
Cham crematoriums being unearthed in Central Vietnam
There's a short mention of the excavation of some Cham crematoriums. Details are lacking, as the excavation is ongoing. Cham...
Public Lecture: Non-traders from South Asia in the Malay World
Readers in Singapore might be interested in catching this lecture by Daniel Perret from EFEO, which deals with India-Southeast Asia...
Historic sites in Manila placed on risk list
Manila's historic sites dating to the Spanish period have been labelled as most vulnerable by the Global Heritage Fund, owing...
Last chance to catch Sumatra: Isle of Gold
Learning about Sumatra's culture and archaeology from the Sumatra: Isle of Gold exhibition at the Asian Civilisations Museum .
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