[Paper] Late prehistoric and early historic chronology of Myanmar: a four-millennia sequence from Halin
New study reveals Halin in Myanmar as a key site from the 3rd millennium BC to 2nd millennium AD, potentially...
Preah Norodom Sihanouk-Angkor Museum Unveils Rare Crystal Treasures
Siem Reap's Preah Norodom Sihanouk-Angkor Museum exhibits 6,956 ancient semi-precious stones, unveiling Cambodia's rich cultural heritage.
[Paper] An Examination of Experiences in Archaeology of Females and LGBTQIAs in the Philippines
Sioco et al. presents their study of discrimination and experiences encountered by women and LGBTQIA+ individuals in the context of...
Luang Prabang’s UNESCO Status Hangs in the Balance
Luang Prabang, a UNESCO site famed for its Lao-French charm, risks losing its status amid development and over-tourism concerns.
Historic Mrauk-U Palace Mound Attacked by Junta Forces
Myanmar’s Mrauk-U, a historic site, suffers artillery attacks by junta forces, endangering its palace mound and cultural heritage.
Exploring Taiwan’s Only Prehistoric Rock Carvings
Discover Taiwan's Wanshan Petroglyphs: ancient rock carvings in Kaohsiung's mountains, revealing a rich prehistoric cultural legacy.
RIP Prof. Elizabeth Moore
RIP to our friend and colleague Prof. Elizabeth Moore, who passed away on Saturday at 75.
Vietnam’s Ancient Art of Mother-of-Pearl Inlay Thrives
Chuon Ngọ Village in Vietnam, dating back to the Ly Dynasty, excels in the ancient art of mother-of-pearl inlay, crafting...
[Paper] New archaeological discoveries in north-central Timor-Leste indicate sociocultural adaptations to landscape change during the Holocene
New archaeological findings at Hatu Saur in Timor-Leste reveal significant Holocene sociocultural adaptations, from pre-ceramic maritime culture to colonial influences.
Revitalizing Muaro Jambi: Indonesia’s Largest Buddhist Site
Indonesia's IHA embarks on revitalizing the Muaro Jambi Temple, Southeast Asia's largest Buddhist site, aiming for global cultural heritage recognition.
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