[Obituary] Damian Evans
I am saddened to convey this news on the passing of Damian Evans, best known for his work on the...
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I am saddened to convey this news on the passing of Damian Evans, best known for his work on the...
An opinion piece by Vincent Cabreza summarising a paper presented by Lawence Reid from the University of Hawaii about the...
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via Thai PBS, 14 August 2023: New lidar analysis of Khao Klang Nok's Great Stupa in Si Thep Historical Park...
The National Museum of the Philippines has scanned and released another free book for download - The Tabon Caves was...
Last week, a historian speaking at the ominously named “The Origins of the Malay” forum "quoted" the work of the...
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