Apply Now: ICCROM Awards 2025 for Heritage Conservation
Nominations for the ICCROM Awards 2025 are open, celebrating significant contributions to global cultural heritage protection. Apply by August 20,...
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Filipino Anthropologist Wins UNESCO Award for Audio Tours
Raizel Albano's "Anthro on Foot" wins UNESCO award for innovative audio walking tours across the Philippines, highlighting the country's rich...
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[Talk] The Ancient Town of Si Thep in Thailand: A Crossroads of Indianization
Online lecture on 28 August 2024 by Dr Nicolas Revire on the Unesco World Heritage Site of Si Thep hosted...
Koh Ker Archaeology: New Findings from Max Planck Collaboration
New archaeological research from Koh Ker presented by Preah Vihear National Authority and Max Planck Institute reveals insights into ancient...
[Funding Opportunity] CAA-Getty International Program
The CAA-Getty International Program funds global art professionals to attend CAA Annual Conferences, promoting cross-cultural scholarship and professional growth. #artscholarship...
[Free Book] Pteah Project Comic Book
New Khmer comic book on Prasat Baset archaeology now available for free, created by Y Lida and a team of...
Conserving Kabayan Mummies: Aussie Experts Unite with Ibaloi
University of Melbourne experts join Kabayan community to conserve ancient fire mummies using modern technology. Monitoring climate impact on these...
Will the Last Pinisi Boat Be Burned? A Maritime Heritage Crisis
The historic Anugerah Ilahi pinisi boat faces possible burning due to funding issues, highlighting the neglect of Sulawesi’s maritime heritage....
[Paper] Investigating the Risk of Violence During the Neolithic to the Late Iron Age in Northeast Thailand (c. 1400 B.C. – A.D. 800)
Study reveals low social inequality but increased violence in prehistoric northeast Thailand. Cranial injuries and weapon use indicate interpersonal conflicts...
Vietnam Unveils Stamps Featuring Ceramic National Treasures
Vietnam Post releases a new stamp series showcasing ceramic national treasures, celebrating the country's rich cultural heritage. #southeastasianarchaeology #Vietnam #ceramics...
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