[Paper] The Preliminary Investigation on the Origin and the Sailing Route of Bidong Shipwreck, Malaysia
Researchers trace the Bidong shipwreck to the 16th century, identifying tropical wood and Thai ceramics. The ship's route highlights historic ...
Organic material typically from tree trunks often used as construction material.
Researchers trace the Bidong shipwreck to the 16th century, identifying tropical wood and Thai ceramics. The ship's route highlights historic ...
a The Maritime Executive, 31 October 2023: Chinese researchers discovered two 1500s-era shipwrecks in the South China Sea, off Hainan ...
via Xinhua, 19 October 2023: Nearly 580 artefacts, including porcelain, pottery, and timber, have been discovered in two ancient shipwrecks ...
via Vietnam Net, 26 October 2022: This village in Long An province features historic wood architecture dating between 80 and ...
via Phnom Penh Post, 08 July 2022: Newly-restored sculptures from Angkor Wat's Preah Poan gallery are now on display at ...
via Rasmei Daily, 11 September 2021: An article in Khmer about a specific timber used for the construction and conservation ...
via The Star, 02 April 2021: Wood from the supposed Melaka Sultanate-era shipwreck to be sent for radiocarbon dating.
via Khmer Times, 04 March 2021: Recognising the efforts of the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts. The article also ...
via Kumparan, 18 Sep 2020: Carved house posts, a plate and an oar were recently recovered from the Aesi Island, ...
via Bangkok Post, 09 July 2020:
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