Manunggul jar ‘ship-of-the-dead’ and the journey to afterlife
via Cebu Daily News, 29 December 2020: Opinion piece by a lawyer who oversees a seafaring division, discussing the Manunggul ...
Tag: burial jar
Jar burials are a form of secondary burial in which a body is exhumed at a later stage and the bones are interred into a jar.
Exhibition on the Bai Coi site opens at the Vietnam National Museum of History
via VN Explorer, 18 November 2020: The exhibition at the Vietnam National Mueum of History in Hanoi on the Bai ...
Ceramic urn found near Lolei temple
via Kampuchea Thmey Daily, 06 November 2020: A Khmer article about the iscovery of ceramic urns(?) around Lolei temple. They ...
[Paper] Isotopic insights into the jar-and-coffin mortuary ritual of the Cardamom Mountains, Cambodia
via Antiquity, 19 October 2020: A paper analysing the populations of the jar burial culture in Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains.
Experts unsure if urns found at Siem Reap temple are ancient
via Phnom Penh Post, 14 August 2019: Urns containing human bones found in Banteay Kdei temple.
Binh Duong promotes archaeological values
via Viet Nam Plus, 24 April 2019: This is the first time I've seen this type of burial - a ...
How were jar burials carried out in Borneo?
via Kajo Mag, 06 Mar 2019: An overview of jar burials in Borneo.
1,500-yr-old artifacts found in Camarines Sur, Philippines
via Philippine Inquirer, 18 August 2018: Evidence for a pre-Hispanic settlement found in central-eastern Philippines, dating 1,500 years. Shards of ...
Feature on Dr Nancy Beavan
Cambodia AsiaLife features an interview with Dr Nancy Beavan (a personal friend of mine), who is behind the Living in ...
Exhibition on the Jar Burials of Cambodia
My friend Nancy Beavan organised an exhibition at the National Museum in Phnom Penh on her work investigating the jar ...
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