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With the world opening up and living wih Covid, there were less online lectures happening every month. This last update for the year covers the lectures that came to my attention over the last six months. As always, a full searchable list can be found on the Online Lecture Library page, and I am happy to add any that I’ve missed out – you can leave a comment to this post or contact me directly!
- Barbarians, Bronzes, and National Imagination: Exploring Legendary Co Loa by Nam C. Kim
- Southeast Asian Archaeology with Joyce White
- The EFEO, André Malraux and Douglas Latchford: Khmer Art for Sale by Lia Genovese by Lia Genovese
- Archaeology of the Manila Galleons in the Philippines by Bobby Orillaneda
- The ‘Soul of Our Nation’: Restitution of Khmer Antiquities
- Ancient Paintings on Stone by Heng Than and Southeast Asian Rock Art and Perspectives for Cambodia by Noel Hidalgo Tan
- Blood Antiquities: Tomb Raiders, Art Smugglers, and the Black Market in Cultural Treasures by Tess Davis
- Glass and Stone beads of Iron Age Cambodia by Alison Carter
Hi Noel, I was surfing around and came upon this page. I have a couple of lectures that could be added. Here is a 15 minute overview of my involvement with Ban Chiang that I prepared for the 30th anniversary meeting celebrating Ban Chiang’s being named a UNESCO WHS bit.ly/3hOIa59 . And here is an hour talk I gave at Mahidol in October calling for more involvement of Thai botanists with archaeology https://fb.watch/gviG7Gh7ho/ . I did FB posts on them too. If you think they are worth posting, I have no objection, but leave it up to you. Joyce
Thanks Joyce, I’ve finally gone round to updating the list. Thanks for your suggestions!