Decoding Mah Meri Culture: Masks, Music, and Modern Challenges
via Free Malaysia Today, 20 November 2023: Ethnographer Dr. Clare Chan Suet Ching delves into the cultural significance of the ...
Tag: ethnoarchaeology / ethnography / ethnology
Ethnography is the study of the customs of individual cultures; ethnoarchaeology uses ethnographic methods to make inferences about the past.
Explore Vietnam’s 54 Ethnic Groups in New Digital Exhibit
via Vietnam Plus, 17 October 2023: The cultural essence of Vietnam's 54 ethnic groups is vividly encapsulated in a digital ...
Barking Up the Historical Tree: How Dogs Transformed Prehistoric Hunting in New Guinea [Paper]
via Archaeology in Oceania, 18 October 2023: Paper by Koungoulos and Brumm synthesizes historical and ethnographic data to explore the ...
Korea’s Minister of Culture visits Vietnam Museum of Ethnology in Hanoi
via Hanoi Times, 24 June 2023: South Korea's Minister of Culture visits Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, promoting cultural cooperation, while ...
Philippine exhibit at the Museo de la Antropologia, Madrid
via The Manila Times, 09 June 2023: The Museo del la Antropologia in Madrid is hosting a comprehensive exhibition of ...
Nayong Pilipino Foundation unveils exquisite collection of artifacts
via Manila Standard, 16 May 2023: The historical Casa Comunidad de Tayabas in Quezon Province is currently hosting an exhibition ...
Nayong Pilipino opens exhibit in Tarlac
via Business Mirror, 15 April 2023: The Nayong Pilipino Foundation (NPF) has opened an exhibit in Tarlac called “Nayon sa ...
Traveling museum: Nayong Pilipino brings rare artifacts to Tarlac
via Philippine News Agency, 02 April 2023: The Nayong Pilipino Foundation (NPF) is showcasing over 200 rarely seen ethnographic items ...
[Book] Building and Remembering: An Archaeology of Place-Making on Papua New Guinea’s South Coast
via UH Press, a new book by Chris Urwin looks at ethnoarchaeology in Orokolo Bay of Papua New Guinea.
The death of salt in an archipelago
via Manila Bulletin, 3 September 2022: Traditional saltmaking in the Philippines using 'dinosaur egg' ceramics.
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