127-year-old asylum wall found in Singapore
A forgotten wall to a lunatic asylum has been discovered in Singapore, dated to 1887. Lunatic asylum wall in Singapore. ...
Sub-field of archaeology that deals with periods that can be contexualised by historical records.
A forgotten wall to a lunatic asylum has been discovered in Singapore, dated to 1887. Lunatic asylum wall in Singapore. ...
The state of Sarawak is setting up a special budget to help document the relics and history of World War ...
Budding archaeologists in Singapore might look no further than in your very own storeroom! Catch Archaeologist Lim Chen Sian this ...
Archaeology doesn't necessarily have to go way back thousands of years to understand the lives and times of people who ...
18th century artefacts from Indonesia's Dutch colonial have been destroyed due to construction work in the Old Town area of ...
Last month, The Wellcome Trust released their image archives for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons license in a new ...
The New Straits Times has a weekend focus on the restoration works of the Malacca Fort, first built by the ...
18 February 2007 (The Star) - Govt allocates RM12.8m to reconstruct A'Famosa fort The federal government has approved a RM12.8 ...
The 16th cenbtury Portuguese fort of Malacca, A'Famosa, is slated for rebuilding, following the discovery of the Middlesburgh bastion late ...
Underground structure found in Old Jakarta might be part of an old Dutch railway structure.
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