SEAArch on Intute
SEAArch is listed as a web resource in Intute, a service run by a partnership of UK universities to bring...
Digging for the truth in Kelantan?
Which is the birthplace of Malay civilisation? Kelantan or Perak? That is what the Kelantan wants to find out, through...
Indon Prez says: Visit Museums!
21 June 2007 (Jakarta Post) - Have you visited your museum lately? If you're in Indonesia, you'll have no less...
One temple, Two countries tussle
21 June 2007 (Bangkok Post) - The Angkor temple of Prasat Preah Vihear was mentioned recently when Cambodia submitted the...
The ancient script of Southeast Asia – Part 2
In this second part of the Ancient Script of Southeast Asia (click here for part 1), we'll explore two more...
Foundations for Brunei Maritime Museum laid
20 June 2007 (The Brunei Times, Borneo Bulletin) - There's a new maritime archaeology museum opening in Brunei in June...
13th-century cemetary to be open to public
A hidden complex of tombs from the Tran-Le Dynasty in the 13th century will be open to public in a...
Angkor Wat deserves your vote!
An editorial, surprisingly from the New Delhi Organiser, urging readers to cast their vote for Angkor for inclusion into the...
PhD Research scholarships for Sumatran heritage and archaeology
The Asia Research Institute (ARI) at the National University of Singapore is offering PhD research scholarships for anyone interested in...
Ta Prohm: A Glorious Era in Angkor Civilisation
An informal presentation by the authors of the new book, Ta Prohm: A Glorious Era in Angkor Civilisation will be...
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