Modern Southeast Asia: Colonial Legacies, Lasting Diversities
Join the 2024 Summer Institute on "Modern Southeast Asia: Colonial Legacies, Lasting Diversities" at East-West Center, Honolulu (July 29-Aug 9)....
[Video] A visit to the Heritage Conservation Centre
via 8world, 05 January 2024: Short video segment about the behind the scenes at Singapore's Heritage Conservation Centre, the national...
[Paper] La production et la circulation du fer dans le royaume angkorien éclairées par les crampons architecturaux des temples d’Angkor
Studies of iron usage in Angkor's temples shed light on the operational chain, cultural practices, and influences of the Angkorian...
[Paper] The Southern Route to Sahul: Modern Human Dispersal and Adaptation in the Pleistocene
Examining Pleistocene human dispersal in southern Wallacea, focusing on societal changes, maritime adaptations, and emergence of new technologies and artistic...
[Book] Maritime Southeast Asia: History, Culture and Religion; c. First Century CE–Fifteenth Century CE
ISEAS Publishing has just announced a new book edited by Birendra Nath Prasad on maritime trade and communication in Southeast...
Australia Awards scholarships
The 2024 Australia Awards scholarships are available to nationals from Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Philippines, Timor-Leste and Vietnam for undergraduate...
[Paper] Chinese Plates Fit for an Acehnese Queen
The iconic Acehnese royal seal may have been inspired by 16th-17th century Zhangzhou porcelain, predating the seal's creation in Sultanah...
[Paper] Earliest known funerary rites in Wallacea after the last glacial maximum
Earliest known human burials in Wallacea, dated 15.5–14.7 ka, reveal maritime adaptations and ritualized funerary rites on Kisar Island, Indonesia.
[Talk] Repair and Exhibition of Two Great Krishna from Phnom Da
Readers may be intereste in this live lecture hosted on the National Musuem of Cambodia Facebook page on 12 January...
[Paper] Systematic archaeological aerial survey using Consumer Off-the-Shelf Remotely Piloted Aerial System: Methods note in the Philippine setting
COTS RPAS revolutionize archaeological surveys in the Philippines, offering detailed, multi-scale site analysis from satellite and drone imagery.
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