The centre of the spice trade located in the present-day Indonesian provinces of Maluku and North Maluku.
Indonesia's Cultural Goodwill Spice Route boosts maritime heritage, featuring KRI Dewaruci and aiming for UNESCO recognition. #southeastasianarchaeology #Indonesia #maritimeheritage #spiceroute
Readers may be interested in this conference on the Spice Route to be held in Jakarta from 23-26 September. There ...
via various sources: Qatar and Indonesia have partnered to seek UNESCO recognition for the historic Spice Route, an ancient trade ...
via PLOS One, 26 January 2023: A 15th century shipwreck in the Baltic sea reveals a wealth of spices including ...
Readers may be interested in this talk by Shinatria Adhityatama next week, part of the ISEAS Art and Archaeology of ...
via Global Encounters Network, a talk by Dr. Hilmar Farid, Director General for Culture, Indonesia on ancient connections between Indonesia ...
via Jakarta Post, 21 Sep 2019: Jakarta is preparing a nomination for a presumably multi-site listing centred around the spice ...
![[Talk] Learning from Ancient and Modern Trade in the Spice Islands of Eastern Island Southeast Asia](https://www.southeastasianarchaeology.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Lape-04-17lge-ph-rik.jpg)
Prof Peter Lape will be talking about his work in the eastern Indonesian islands at UCLA on Wednesday. In historical ...
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