200-year-old house saved in Cambodia
via Khmer Times, 26 June 2020: A 200-year-old, 100-pillar house was saved from demolishment when the Ministry of Fine Arts ...
via Khmer Times, 26 June 2020: A 200-year-old, 100-pillar house was saved from demolishment when the Ministry of Fine Arts ...
via Manila Bulletin, 24 January 2020: National Museum of the Philippines receives a stone sculpture ('likha') that was once owned ...
via Myanmar Times, 15 Nov 2019: The US Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation has provided additional funds to conserve the ...
via Bangkok Post, 22 Feb 2019 and other sources: A private collector from Thailand returns over 100 artifacts to the ...
via The Nation, 16 June 2018: SOAS denies that the donated statue was smuggled but critics point out that the ...
via The Nation, 14 June 2018: A developing story about the donation of a Lopburi-style sculpture to the School of ...
South Korea donates over US$100,000 in resources to help Cambodia in artefact restoration. Source: Phnom Penh ...
Singapore archaeologists working in Cambodia donate money towards the reforestation of Phnom Kulen, which in recent years has been stricken ...
Similar to the previous story, a Vietnamese scholar donated his collection of royal chronicles in the hope they will shed ...
The US Ambassadors Fund for Cultural Preservation has donation $300,000 for the restoration of the 400-year-old church of the Immaculate ...