Sunken treasures found in Singapore’s waters
via CGTN, 26 July 2021: Another story of the two recently-discovered shipwrecks found off the coast of Singapore
Tag: underwater cultural heritage
Posts related to underwater archaeology, shipwrecks and other forms of underwater cultural heritage.
See also: 2001 UNESCO Convention on the Protection of Underwater Cultural Heritage
An ocean sewn with islands – and shipwrecks
via Jakarta Post, 01 July 2021: An editorial by Dr Natali Pearson on Indonesia's job creation law and how it ...
From seabed to a museum: How divers recovered artefacts from Singapore’s historic shipwrecks
via Straits Times, 21 June 2021: Follow up stories from the discoveries of shipwrecks in the eastern waters of Singapore.
Centuries-old shipwrecks discovered in S’pore waters; artefacts to be displayed in museums
via Straits Times, 16 June 2021: Two shipwrecks found in Singapore waters found by archaeologists in Singapore - one from ...
[Free Book] Heritage Under Water at Risk: Threats, Challenges and Solutions
via ICOMOS ICUCH, 2020: A new Open Access book about Underwater Cultural Heritage at risk around the world, with a ...
[Talk] At What Cost? – Indonesia’s Shipwreck Salvage Policy
Readers may be interested in this online talk by Dr. Natali Pearson on 8 June, hosted by the Indonesian Heritage ...
11 famous ASEAN landmarks to be placed on Pulau Bidong seabed
via The Edge Markets, 08 April 2021: I wonder what future archaeologists will make of this set of building replicas ...
At what cost: The impact of Indonesia’s Omnibus law on underwater cultural heritage
via New Mandala, 12 March 2021: Dr Natali Pearson explains the new Indonesian job creation law and its impacts on ...
Indonesia reverses course, to allow treasure hunting by private investors and foreigners again
via CNN Indonesia, 03 March 2021: Real bummer of news - the Indonesian government is reopening concessions to allow foreigners ...
[Paper] Battle of the Java Sea: One Event, Multiple Sites, Values and Views
via Journal of Maritime Archaeology, 28 January 2021: An Open Access paper on the missing World War II shipwrecks in ...
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