Humans occupied northern Australia 65,000 years ago: What does this mean for SEA?
An exciting paper was published last week in Nature and received a fair bit of media coverage: dating from the ...
Tag: Australia
Country south of Indonesia. Classified in this website as part of Peripheral Southeast Asia.
Discovery: Australia’s oldest coastal aboriginal site
The discovery of archaeological remains in Boodie Cave on Barrow Island, in northwestern Australia goes back to 50,000 years and ...
RIP Pamela Gutman
I learnt today of the sad passing of Pamela Gutman on March 31. Dr Gutman was the leading scholar on ...
Call for Papers: The Archaeology of Portable Art: South East Asian, Pacific, and Australian Perspectives
My alma mater is holding a symposium in May on portable art, focusing on Southeast Asia, the Pacific and Australian ...
Job Opportunity: Lecturer in Archaeology, JCU
James Cook University in Cairns, Australia is looking for a lecturer in archaeology; while the candidate is expected to teach ...
Mystery over African coins in Australia
Filed under "I'm sure Southeast Asia was involved" Puzzle over Africa coins sheds some light on Aboriginal Rock Art China ...
The Clarence wreck in Australia and its modern SEA connections
Earlier this year I posted a call by the Archaeology Unit from the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies for The ...
Australia's million-dollar donation to Cambodia
Foreign minister Bob Carr announces a donation of a million dollars to help with the maintenance of Angkor as part ...
Call for Applications: The Australian Historic Shipwreck Protection Project
From the Nalanda-Sriwijaya Centre, an opportunity for Southeast Asian Archaeologists to train in an underwater archaeology fieldwork project in Australia: ...
Symposium: Macassan history and heritage
The Australian National University is hosting a symposium on the cross-cultural links between traders from Makassar in Sulawesi with northern ...
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