[Webinar] Defining the terms: Heritage, Landscapes, and Indigenous Empowerment
via Engaged Scholarship in the Asia-Pacific: Readers may be interested in this webinar happening in a few hours (11 am ...
Tag: indigenous peoples
Posts related to the indigenous peoples of Southeast Asia.
Webinar Series: Indigenous Peoples, Heritage and Landscape in the Asia Pacific
Highlighting this series of webinars from this collaboration between universities and institutions in the US and the Philippines. The first ...
[Paper] Aboriginal artefacts on the continental shelf reveal ancient drowned cultural landscapes in northwest Australia
via PLOSOne, 01 July 2020: Australia's first reported underwater archaeological site that is not a shipwreck - prehistoric stone tools ...
UCLA archeologist busts myth of ‘2,000-year-old rice terraces’
via Philippine Inquirer, 28 May 2020: Profile on Prof. Stephen Acabado whose research on the Ifugao Rice Terraces reveal they ...
[Video] The Old Kiyyangan Story
via YouTube, 07 March 2020: Video by the Ifugao Archaeology Project.
How Indigenous songs recount deep histories of trade between Australia and Southeast Asia
via The Conversation, 29 November 2019: An interesting article about the music of Australia's Yolŋu people, and how their songs ...
Making Connections Through World Collections: Appeal for Information on John Hewitt and Ethnographic Collections from Sarawak in the UK
via the Museum Ethnographers' Blog, 27 October 2019: Perhaps some readers can help shed light on this puzzle from Sarawak?
Baybayin, an ancient Philippine written script, is making a comeback thanks to millennials
via AFP, South China Morning Post, 01 August 2019: Why is Baybayin, the ancient script of the Philippines, making a ...
Tambun Rock Art: Archaeology as a Public Good
via New Naratif, 24 May 2019: An article about the Gua Tambun rock paintings in Ipoh, which was the subject ...
Archaeology is unravelling new stories about Indigenous seagoing trade on Australia’s doorstep
via The Conversation, 11 April 2019: Archaeological research from Papua New Guinea and possible interactions with Australia from 2,700 years ...
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