Ban Chiang artefacts return to Thailand
Over 500 pieces of ceramics, believed to be looted from the Ban Chiang archaeological site in Thailand have been returned ...
Neolithic cultural assemblage named after the archaeological site in Udon Thani in Thailand. Thai: บ้านเชียง
Over 500 pieces of ceramics, believed to be looted from the Ban Chiang archaeological site in Thailand have been returned ...
Ardeth Anderson Institute for Southeast Asian Archaeology The "Splatt" Theory: an artist's conception of how the archaeological site of Ban ...
A feature on the archaeological sites of Northeast Thailand. Incidentally, I went to a number of the sites mentioned in ...
A study and resource centre will be set up in Ban Chiang, in Thailand, one of Southeast Asia's most important ...
The UCLA International Institute posts a memorial for Roxanna Brown, the director of the Southeast Asian Ceramics Museum who died ...
This story from the Bangkok Post repeats most of the details already released before, but also includes some comments from ...
Sad news. Southeast Asian Ceramics museum director Roxanna Brown passed away in prison after an apparent heart attack. She was ...
More news on Roxanna Brown's arrest. Bangkok University, which is home to the Southeast Asian Ceramics Museum of which Brown ...
This news is going to raise some eyebrows. Roxanna Brown, the director of the Southeast Asian Ceramics Museum in Thailand ...
The cradle of Bronze Age culture of Southeast Asia is one of the region's lesser-known, up-and-coming tourist spots. Udon Thani ...
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