Cambodia celebrates return of stolen Khmer artifacts, urges repatriation of more
Multiple articles report on the return of looted Khmer artifacts, including Angkor jewelry, from various countries including the United States ...
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Posts about jewellery and other decorative items used for personal adornment, including earrings, rings, bangles and necklaces.
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Roundup: Looted Cambodian jewellery returns home
via BBC News, 20 February 2023: Close to 80 pieces of Angkorian jewellery, believed to be stolen by Douglas Latchford, ...
Five-century-old gold crown of a Buddha statue returned to Thailand from US
via ThaiPBS, 02 June 2022: The 500-year-old Lanna-style gold crown was repatriated from the US, but the articles do not ...
Norman Cho: The collector and author of The Bejewelled Lives of the Peranakans gives us a history lesson
via Prestige Online, 27 February 2021: Interview with Norman Cho, author of The Bejewelled Lives of the Peranakan.
[Paper] Rock art and long-distance prehistoric exchange behavior: A case study from Auwim, East Sepik, Papua New Guinea
via Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology, 08 December 2020: A new paper by Tsang et al. provides a rare ...
Exhibition on the Bai Coi site opens at the Vietnam National Museum of History
via VN Explorer, 18 November 2020: The exhibition at the Vietnam National Mueum of History in Hanoi on the Bai ...
Looters target Myanmar temple treasures in tourist slump
via Bangkok Post, 06 July 2020: With thousands of temples over 40 square miles, policing the archaeological zone is no ...
National Historical team rescues Amorsolos, artifacts from Taal
via Inquirer, 19 January 2020: A team from the National Historical Commission of the Philippines rescued artefacts from two museums ...
Japanese Collector Returns Cambodian Artifacts
via VOA Khmer/AP News, 05 July 2019: Artefacts returned to Cambodia from a Japanese collector.
Datus, Rajahs, and Sultans: How Wealthy and Powerful Were the Pre-Colonial Filipino Nobility?
via Town and Country PH, 21 January 2019: Clothing and symbols of power in pre-colonial Philippines.
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