Negritos or Malays: Who are the original inhabitants of the Philippines?
An opinion piece by Vincent Cabreza summarising a paper presented by Lawence Reid from the University of Hawaii about the...
The list below is my personal recommendation for broad overviews and source material about the archaeology of Mainland Southeast Asia, based on books that I have in my collection or sources that I use in my own research. Some of these links are affiliate links and I may receive a commission if you click on them and make a purchase. Besides books, this website contains many other digital research resources organised by themes or by country.
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An opinion piece by Vincent Cabreza summarising a paper presented by Lawence Reid from the University of Hawaii about the...
via Denver Post, 09 March 2023: The fallout from Douglas Latchford and his close associate Emma Bunker continues, with the...
Scholarship opportunity at SOAS for an online course with a Certificate in Asian Art. The deadline for applications is 26...
via Denver Post, 01 December 2022: Last week the Denver Post ran a series of stories by Sam Tabachnik about...
via The Nation, 13 March 2023: A 700-year-old stupa has emerged from the Mekong River in Nong Khai province due...
EFEO is recruiting a Senior Lecturer in Art History and/or Archaeology of Southeast and/or South-East Asia. Deadline for applications is...
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