Angkor Wat’s modern history reclaimed from French colonialists, and the cultural politics of Unesco
via South China Morning Post, 31 May 2020: Another review of Michael Falser's Angkor Wat: A Transcultural History of Heritage ...
The policy of extending a country’s physical authority over other people and their territory, usually for economic gain.
via South China Morning Post, 31 May 2020: Another review of Michael Falser's Angkor Wat: A Transcultural History of Heritage ...
Readers in Cambridge, Massachusetts may be interested in this symposium on Decolonizing Museums with a perspective from Southeast Asia.
via Jakarta Post, 07 January 2020: The return of the objects from the Nusantara Museum was reported four years ago.
via The Guardian, 13 Sep 2019: Not related to archaeology directly, but museology and representation of the past. The Amsterdam ...
The bicentennary, Raffles, the discourse of (de)colonisation and rejection of the 'Big Man' myth all come together in this one ...
via The Conversation, 05 April 2018: An important discussion to be held in the context of archaeology and Southeast Asia. ...
via Phnom Penh Post, 19 January 2018: A interesting story about a Cambodian village and its 'mark of shame' in ...
via Frontier Myanmar, 08 August 2017: Artefacts taken from the Shwemawdaw Pagoda in Bago during the 19th century as part ...
via Phnom Penh Post, 07 February 2018: When people think of archaeology in Cambodia, names like Henri Mouhot, who popularised ...
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