[Webinar] The Materiality of Writing in Premodern Java
Webinar by Wayan Jarrah Sastrawan hosted by SOAS next week. The webinar will be broadcast on the SOAS Southeast Asian ...
Tag: epigraphy
News reports and information related to Southeast Asian epigraphy and the study of writing and ancient inscriptions.
See: documentary heritage, inscriptions, palm-leaf manuscripts
[Job] Post-Doctoral Researcher in Islamic Manuscripts of Sumatra at SOAS University of London
Postdoc opportunity at SOAS. Closing date is on Monday, 05 October 2020!
Malaysian national library to display ancient Malay manuscript
via The Star, 01 August 2020: A centuries-old Malay Manuscript is on display at the National Library of Malaysia.
Aj. Term Meetem, Thailand’s 90-year-old expert in ancient languages
via Read the Cloud, 30 July 2020: Thai article on Aj. Term Meetem, an expert translator of ancient languages.
Inscribed plate found at Dvaravati site
via Thai PBS, 21 July 2020: An unusual inscribed terracotta plate has been found in the Dvaravati site of Khok ...
[Obituary] Pou Saveros
The great Khmer epigrapher Prof. Pou Saveros passed away last month. This tribute in English was penned by Dr Heng ...
Ancient Sanskrit inscribed stone found in Tonle Snguot
via Khmer Times, 26 June 2020 (and other sources): Discovery of a Sanskrit inscription in Tonle Snguot temple, just north ...
HAL Collection of the French school for Asian studies
A collection of papers, in both French and English, published by researchers from EFEO. The current list includes papers about ...
The other side of Songkran
via Bangkok Post, 12 April 2020: Spotlight on the Mon people living in Thailand and their cultural practices.
DREAMSEA – Digital Repository of Endangered and Affected Manuscripts in Southeast Asia
A new online resource by the Center for the Study of Islam and Society (PPIM) Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta State Islamic University (UIN) ...
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