Webinar Series: Indigenous Peoples, Heritage and Landscape in the Asia Pacific
Highlighting this series of webinars from this collaboration between universities and institutions in the US and the Philippines. The first ...
Tag: anthropology
Anthropology is the study of human societies and culture. Archaeology studies the same, but focuses on material remains left behind by people in the past. For the purposes of this website, this category refers to the non-archaeological aspects of anthropology in Southeast Asia
Browse Burmese archaeological and anthropological research on MERAL
The Myanmar Education Research and Learning Portal is an online repository for research produced in Myanmar. The MERAL Portal provides ...
[Video] The Old Kiyyangan Story
via YouTube, 07 March 2020: Video by the Ifugao Archaeology Project.
The role of folklore in archaeological research
via Portal Sains, 30 January 2020: An Indonesian article on the value of citizen archaeology and ethnographic lines of investigation ...
![[Video] Wooden boatbuilding – A Malay boatbuilding village by Maurizio Borriello](https://www.southeastasianarchaeology.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Annotation-2020-01-17-100254.jpg)
[Video] Wooden boatbuilding – A Malay boatbuilding village by Maurizio Borriello
From a reader, Maurizio Borriello, a documentary about Malay boatbuilding in Southern Thailand.
Revisiting the highlands of Papua
via Portal Sains, 13 January 2020: In the 1970s, a German team conducted a multidisciplinary study of life, culture and ...
[Paper] The Other Tiger: History, Beliefs, and Rituals in Borneo by Bernard Sellato
via the Temasek History Research Centre, December 2019: The first paper of their new working paper series focuses on the ...
How Indigenous songs recount deep histories of trade between Australia and Southeast Asia
via The Conversation, 29 November 2019: An interesting article about the music of Australia's Yolŋu people, and how their songs ...
Making Connections Through World Collections: Appeal for Information on John Hewitt and Ethnographic Collections from Sarawak in the UK
via the Museum Ethnographers' Blog, 27 October 2019: Perhaps some readers can help shed light on this puzzle from Sarawak?
[Job] Assistant Professor of Anthropology (Southeast Asian Culture) – Northern Illinois University
Please note that the specialty required is in Cultural Anthropology, not archaeology.
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