Tag: ethics

Exploring the contentious issue of ownership and preservation of shipwreck and looted artifacts in Southeast Asia. #UnderwaterHeritage #CulturalPreservation #SoutheastAsia #Shipwrecks

Heritage restitution's rise, influenced by post-colonial studies and the 1970 UNESCO Convention, demands returning looted artifacts, highlighting legal and ethical ...

The next online workshop on archaeology ethics by SEAMEO SPAFA will be held on 20 February focusing on Accessibility, Inclusivity, ...

Readers based in formerly colonized countries with collections in the Netherlands may be interested in this fellowship for (lost) collections ...

Sioco et al. presents their study of discrimination and experiences encountered by women and LGBTQIA+ individuals in the context of ...

The return of Cotabato limestone urns to the Philippines symbolizes cultural dignity and ethical heritage conservation.

Gunung Padang's claim as the 'world's oldest pyramid' meets scientific skepticism amid nationalistic debate.

Review of Belitung: Afterlives of a Shipwreck (2022) by Natali Pearson.

Another thing that I am working on at SEAMEO SPAFA, a series of workshops around Archaeology Ethics in Southeast Asia. ...

A new book on the issues surrounding the trade of human remains online, which is a problem in Southeast Asia ...