Preserving Hà Nội’s Cựu Village: Ancient Charm Meets Modern Needs
Cựu Village near Hà Nội, known for unique architecture and tailoring history, becomes a cultural preservation and tourism model, blending...
Koh Ker’s Resilience in Conflict: A UNESCO Model for Peacebuilding
Cambodia's Koh Ker, impacted by civil war, showcased at Naples Conference as a UNESCO model for cultural heritage management, emphasizing...
APSARA and Sophia University Enhance Angkor Site Conservation Efforts
APSARA Authority and Sophia University strengthen collaboration for Angkor site conservation, focusing on training and preservation of cultural heritage, marked...
New International Center for Underwater Research Opens in Guangzhou
Guangzhou establishes an international underwater archaeology center, advancing research and preserving treasures like the Nanhai No 1 and Nan'ao No...
India Nominates Assam’s Royal Burial Grounds for UNESCO World Heritage List
India nominates Assam's Ahom dynasty burial mounds, 'Maidams,' for 2023-24 UNESCO World Heritage List, showcasing unique cultural heritage.
New Era for Battambang Museum: Art, History, and Culture Unveiled
Reopened Battambang Museum in Cambodia showcases over 1,500 Angkorian artifacts, blending art, culture, and identity, attracting global visitors.
Why Sulawesi’s Oldest Rock Art Are Disintegrating
Over 45,000-year-old cave paintings in Sulawesi, Indonesia, face rapid decay due to exfoliation. Researchers are exploring causes and preservation strategies...
[Paper] Deep ancestry of Bornean hunter-gatherers supports long-term local ancestry dynamics
Genetic research highlights the unique heritage of Borneo's Punan Batu, revealing distinct genetic and cultural traits, threatened by environmental encroachments,...
[Paper] Saying what we mean, meaning what we say: Managing miscommunication in archaeological prospection
Addressing miscommunication in archaeology, this paper critiques media sensationalism and fringe narratives, including pseudoarchaeological claims about Gunung Padang in "Ancient...
How Indigenous Stories Challenge the ‘Prehistory’ Myth
Reevaluation of "prehistory" highlights Indigenous narratives in Southeast Asia, challenging Eurocentric views and enriching historical understanding with context-driven, inclusive research.
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