Post tsunami archaeology and ceramics in Aceh – Tsunamis, quakes and potsherds!
Post tsunami archaeology and ceramics in Aceh - Tsunamis, quakes and potsherds! Presented by Asia Research Institute (ARI) Speaker: Dr...
Thanh Hoa: ruins of Nam Giao Worshipping Platform excavated
Excavation of the Nam Giao Worshipping Platform.
Treasuring Brunei's past
3 March 2007 (Brunei Times) - An overview of the ancient history of Brunei.
Dream leads miner to ‘artifacts’
A dream leads an Indonesian man to unearth a one-metre tall statue of Brahma in East Java, leading to frenzied...
Ancient China’s Back Door: Explorations in the Archaeology of the “Southwestern Barbarians”
China's "Southwest", of course, being what we know as Southeast Asia, particularly mainland Southeast Asia. A public lecture by Dr...
Down on their luck, farmers turn gold diggers
Indonesian farmers turn to treasue hunting in times of drought to raise money, oblivious to the archaeological value of the...
Sites tell of prehistoric societies
A short archaeological overview of Karawang, a city east of Jakarta.
Selections, February 2007
A selection of archaeology-related books, new to the catalogue of Select Books, a specialised publisher and retailer of books pertaining...
Govt allocates RM12.8m to reconstruct A'Famosa fort
18 February 2007 (The Star) - Govt allocates RM12.8m to reconstruct A'Famosa fort The federal government has approved a RM12.8...
Podcast 04: 1421 Exposed
The SEAArch podcast speaks to Dr Geoff Wade of the Asia Research Institute at the National University of Singapore about...
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