[Talk] Did the Spice Routes Connect Australia to Indonesia and Beyond?
via Global Encounters Network, a talk by Dr. Hilmar Farid, Director General for Culture, Indonesia on ancient connections between Indonesia ...
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[Talk] Fifteen Years of Archaeobotanical Invesitgations in Mainland Southeast Asia: What Have We Learned?
Readers may be interested in this online talk by Cristina Castillo Cobo on 16 April (that's midnight, 17 April in ...
New additions to the Online Lecture Library (March 2021 update)
Five new lectures in the Online Lecture Library this month, mostly on Angkor and one on Saivite worship in Vietnam.
[Webinar] Introduction to the Southeast Asian Collection at the Library of Congress
Readers may be interested in this webinar on the Southeast Asian collection held in the US Library of Congress on ...
[Webinar] Knowledge, Networks and Narratives: The Interconnected World of the Indian Ocean
Online webinar happening later today (19 March) at 8 pm, Bangkok time, based on the book Archaeology of Knowledge Traditions ...
[Webinar] Southeast Women Working in Archaeological Collections
In honour of International Women's Day, SEAMEO SPAFA has a webinar next week on 24 March with several Southeast Asian ...
[Webinar] On the Project ”Islam, Trade, and Politics across the Indian Ocean”
Readers may be interested in this webinar happening on YouTube (live) this evening (18 March 2021) exploring relations between Southeast ...
New in the Online Lecture Library (Feb 2021 update)
I've added a four new lectures into the Online Lecture Library for this month, please check out the page for ...
Sabang: Early Southeast Asian-European Intercultural Conference
Readers may be interested in this online conference on 18 March, held in conjunction with the Philippine Quincentenny.
[Talk] Burmese silverwork – From metal to art
Readers may be interested in this Friday with Friends talk by David C Owens on Burmese silverwork.
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[Talk] Did the Spice Routes Connect Australia to Indonesia and Beyond?
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