Malaysia, here I come!
When this blog started, I had intended for it to help me keep track of archaeology news in Southeast Asia...
Vietnamese archaeologist debunks 1,000-year-old altar claim
The remnants of what is thought to be a 1,000-year-old altar of the Ly Dynasty found last year in Hanoi...
Nias island to be recommended for World Heritage status
The island of Nias in Sumatra, Indonesia is to be recommended for inclusion into the UNESCO World Heritage site list....
Two Indonesian archaeology resources
Here are two websites I found on the archaeology of Indonesia. They are also added to the resources page, which...
Prambanan Temples still not yet recovered from last year's earthquake
UNESCO says that the Prambanan Temples of Java, damaged during the 2006 earthquake, will need at least another five years...
The Many Places of Singapura – Part 3
We explore the origins of the name Singapura, in Singapore in this third of a series.
Soon: Direct flights between Bagan and Angkor
Soon, after your visit to Angkor, you will be able to fly directly to the ancient monuments of Bagan in...
The Tang Dynasty shipwreck at Belitong
The National University of Singapore (NUS) Museum in conjunction with auction house Christie's is hosting a talk on The Tang...
New book on the Flores hominid
A book review on the latest book about the Flores Hominid, also nicknamed the Hobbit, written by Mike Morwood, one...
New archaeology books on Select
New Southeast Asian archaeology-related books from Select Books, added in May 2007. Other books also available in the bookstore.
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