In Search of the World's Most Ancient Mariners
Michael Balter reviews the latest scientific opinions about the nature of early human seafaring, covering when the earliest boats were...
Michael Balter reviews the latest scientific opinions about the nature of early human seafaring, covering when the earliest boats were...
The ruins of Thailand's ancient kingdom of Ayutthaya is in danger of losing its UNESCO World Heritage Status, because of...
There was a brief mention about new designated tourists routes in Angkor Wat earlier, and this article provides more information...
It's a bumper edition of Rojak this week, as we travel around the blogosphere to bring you another side of...
The New York Times carries a well-written feature on the current archaeological excavations going on in Hanoi, seeking to understand...
Lara Croft and Indiana Jones have a lot to answer for. It irks me every time someone calls archaeologists "tomb...
A feature on a longtime Vietnamese collector of antiques, whose single pieces are worth up to a quarter of a...
Could Philippine antiquities by sold off illegally on eBay? Very recently, the Greco Shipwreck Artifact Auction was a 2,500 lot...
The 1000th anniversary of Hanoi is three years away, but preparations have already begun. The city is seeking cultural artifacts...
While I've featured stories about the Cat Tien archaeological site before, this story carries pictures of the actual site, including...
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