1,500-Year-Old Skeletons Discovered in Nakhon Ratchasima
1,500-year-old skeletons found in Nakhon Ratchasima, confirming an ancient settlement predating the Ayutthaya period. #southeastasianarchaeology #Thailand #NakhonRatchasima
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Tag: ceramics
News reports and information about pots, sherds, tradeware and other ceramics found in Southeast Asia.
See also: Southeast Asian Ceramics Museum, Southeast Asian Ceramic Society
Bohol Workshop Aims to Save Ancient Salt Pot Craft
A workshop in Bohol revitalizes traditional salt pot making, essential for asin tibuok production, preserving this cultural heritage. #Bohol #Pottery ...
House construction yields archaeological artifacts
Archaeological finds during Guiuan house construction include precolonial relics and Song era artifacts. #archaeology #Guiuan
Sramoch Canal Study Reveals Ancient Engineering Insights
Research at Sramoch Canal uncovers pre-Angkorian ceramics, shedding light on its historical use for transporting goods and construction materials for ...
Debating the Existence of the Kalaga Putuan Crescent Kingdom
Article explores Philippine archaeology's ethical challenges and the debated existence of the Kalaga Putuan Crescent kingdom.
Belgian Museum Showcases Rare Vietnamese Artifacts
Discover 3,000 Vietnamese artifacts at Brussels’ Royal Museum, showcasing cultural symbols like the Dong Son drum and dynastic ceramics.
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[Course] Curating Myanmar and Northern Thailand
Gain expert insights into curating and displaying Myanmar and Northern Thai art in this specialized course led by top curators ...
[Paper] Reconstructing Philippine history before 1521: the Kalaga Putuan Crescent and the Austronesian maritime trade network
Discover the Kalaga Putuan Crescent, an ancient Philippine kingdom central to Austronesian maritime trade and culture.
[Paper] Early Aboriginal pottery production and offshore island occupation on Jiigurru (Lizard Island group), Great Barrier Reef, Australia
Oldest Aboriginal pottery in Australia found on Jiigurru, revealing ancient seafaring and ceramics tradition.
[Paper] The Preliminary Dating of the Bidong Shipwreck, Malaysia
Bidong shipwreck in Malaysia dated to 1500-1550 CE through ceramics and wood analysis, revealing insights into 16th-century Southeast Asian trade.
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