The Chams – Squeezed out of history?
Anthropologist David Lempert talks about the statelessness of Chams in Southern Vietnam and Cambodia, and argues how the Cham should ...
Tag: Champa (kingdoms)
Champa refers to a collection of Cham kingdoms or polities located in southern and central Vietnam from the 2nd to 19th centuries. Vietnamese: Chăm Pa
See also: My Son Sanctuary, Museum of Cham Sculpture, Cham Towers
10 more days to visit Vietnam: From Myth to Modernity
I'm back in Singapore for the weekend and one of the items on my to-do list was to visit the ...
Cham Tower disintegrating
The Dong Duong tower, a 9th century Cham citadel is literally disintegrating as locals and visitors alike pilfer the bricks ...
Talk on Cham Ritual Arts
Readers in Singapore might be interested in this public lecture on the ritual arts of the Cham this Wednesday at ...
Preservation of My Son Sanctuary in Phase II
The preservation of the Cham ruins of My Son in Vietnam has just entered its second phase, which will see ...
Champa artefacts from Binh Dinh on show in Hanoi
The Vietnam History Museum in Hanoi is hosting an exhibition of Champa artefacts from the Binh Dinh Province. Champa antiquities ...
5 Southeast Asian archaeology sites to visit (that are not Angkor)
With some suggestions from the facebook group, SEAArch gives you the internet tour of five other spectacular archaeological sites in ...
Bombs and mines still threaten My Son Sanctuary
Remnants of the Vietnam-US war in the form of bombs and mines are still being unearthed in the vicinity of ...
Kiln find raises new questions in Cham construction methods
A brick kiln discovered in the Quang Ngai province in Vietnam raises new questions about the construction methods used by ...
Win 'The Art of Champa' in the SEAArch Christmas giveaway
Merry Christmas! This Christmas season, the Southeast Asian Archaeology Newsblog is giving away a hardcover copy of The Art of ...
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