Sung Wong Toi Station Transforms into a Portal to the Past
Sung Wong Toi MTR station showcases over 500 ancient artifacts from Hong Kong's Song and Yuan dynasties, offering a unique ...
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
Cataloging Cambodia’s Ancient Pottery in Banteay Meanchey
In Banteay Meanchey, archaeologists catalog ancient artefacts, focusing on pottery to preserve Cambodia's rich cultural heritage.
[Paper] Historical Ceramics Recovered in Luang Prabang, the Lao PDR: Preliminary Review of Sources, Chronology, Distribution, and International Trade
MMAP's findings in Luang Prabang reveal its key role in historic Southeast Asian trade, highlighting diverse ceramic imports and Luang ...
[Paper] Reuniting orphaned cargoes: Recovering cultural knowledge from salvaged and dispersed underwater cultural heritage in Southeast Asia
The 'Reuniting Orphaned Cargoes' project tackles the preservation and cultural significance of Southeast Asia's underwater artifacts by linking dispersed ceramics ...
4,000-Year-Old Ritual Snake Artifact Unearthed in Taiwan
Unearthed in Taiwan: 4,000-year-old snake artifact reveals insights into ancient shamanic rituals and the symbolism of snakes in East Asian ...
[Podcast] Finding plants in ancient cuisine using molecular fossils
Dr. Michelle Eusebio is interviewed in the Behind the Science Podcast about her work in detecting food residues in the ...
New Finds at Bukit Choras
USM's excavation at Bukit Choras reveals Old Kedah's temple, statues, and inscriptions, highlighting its historical and cultural significance.
[Paper] The Ethnoarchaeology of Restaurants in Southern Vietnam: Fish Stew Culinary Practices and Organic Residues in Earthenware Cooking Pots
Exploring Southern Vietnam's culinary history through cá kho tộ, linking modern and ancient cooking practices in earthenware pots.
[Paper] Chinese Plates Fit for an Acehnese Queen
The iconic Acehnese royal seal may have been inspired by 16th-17th century Zhangzhou porcelain, predating the seal's creation in Sultanah ...
Hanoi’s Pottery Museum Reopens, Honoring Japanese Archaeologist’s Legacy
Kim Lan's pottery museum in Hanoi, inspired by late archaeologist Masanari Nishimura, reopens, symbolizing Vietnam-Japan friendship.
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