[Webinar] Chinese Song Ceramics in Thang Long Imperial Citadel
Webinar on 15 December 2020 about Song Dynasty ceramics at the Thang Long Citadel.
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[Paper] Holocene coastal evolution preceded the expansion of paddy field rice farming
via Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 14 September 2020: This paper suggests that the emergence of coastal plains ...
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[Webinar] The Lost-wax Casting Re-examined: Archaeometallurgical Evidences from Early China and Its Borderlands
Webinar by Peng Peng at the Chinese University of Hong Kong on Friday. Zoom regiration link below.
[CFP] The Materiality of Sino-Foreign Maritime Cultural Exchange
via Sarah Ward, a call for papers for a volume dealing with the Maritime Trade between China and other countries, ...
[CFP] Art, History and Culture of the Nanzhao and Dali Kingdoms
Call for papers related to the Nanzhao-Dali period for an upcomng book. Deadline 31 January 2021
[Paper] Scientists believe homo sapiens migrated to southern China 11,000 years ago
via Global Times, 13 July 2020: Research from China suggests DNA evidence of migration from Southern China to Southeast Asia ...
Tracing the More Than Century-Old Dream of Building a Myanmar-China Railway
via The Irrawady, 17 March 2020: Plans to build a railway between Myanmar and China are over 150 years old. ...
Ticket sales at Angkor complex are down as Coronavirus frightens off large numbers of overseas tourists
via Khmer Times, 04 February 2020: The coronavirus originating from China is thought to be the main reason for the ...
China’s efforts to restore Angkor
via Global Times, 02 December 2019: The International Coordinating Committee for the Safeguarding and Development of the Historic Site of ...
Terracotta Army invades Bangkok
via Bangkok Post, 13 Sep 2019: The Terracotta Warriors are on display at the National Museum at Bangkok until the ...
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