Public Lecture: From Indigenous to Islamic law: Jambi between the 14th and 18th Century by Dr Uli Kozok
From the National University of Singapore Asia Research Institute: From Indigenous to Islamic law: Jambi between the 14th and 18th ...
Tag: epigraphy
News reports and information related to Southeast Asian epigraphy and the study of writing and ancient inscriptions.
See: documentary heritage, inscriptions, palm-leaf manuscripts
Indonesia moves to protect heritage
The move by the Indonesian ministry of Culture and Tourism may seem more sparked by the episode in which Malaysia ...
Bujang Valley Archaeological Museum
Last week, I featured the reconstructed temples ('candi') that populate Kedah's Bujang Valley in Malaysia, an area rich in archaeological ...
The leaf-books of Khmer monks
The art of inscribing text on leaves used by monks in Cambodia is in danger of being lost as the ...
Symposium of Mon studies at Chulalongkorn University
A conference discussing the latest developments in the study of the Mon people, who now populate the area between Myanmar ...
Discover Jakarta's History
29 August 2007 (Jakarta Post) - If you're in the Indonesian capital this month, do take a stop over the ...
Selections July 2007
Here are the new additions of archaeological interest to the catalogue of Select Books, a specialised publisher and retailer of ...
Nei Xue Tang: A Museum of Buddhist Art – Part 2
The bulk of the artefacts featured in this series is focused on the material culture from Southeast Asia - however, ...
The ancient script of Southeast Asia – Part 2
In this second part of the Ancient Script of Southeast Asia (click here for part 1), we'll explore two more ...
The ancient scripts of Southeast Asia – Part 1
Aksara features the early script of the Malay world in Southeast Asia, drawing from the collections of the National Museum ...
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