Mongol fleet on the way to Java: First archaeological remains from the Karimata Strait in Indonesia
via Archaeological Research in Asia, A new paper discussing an inscription containing a reference to the Mongol invasion of Java ...
The most populous island in Indonesia and home to the country’s capital, Jakarta. Notable archaeological sites include the Sangiran Early Man site, Borobudur, and the Prambanan temples.
via Archaeological Research in Asia, A new paper discussing an inscription containing a reference to the Mongol invasion of Java ...
Readers may be interested in this talk by Dr. Lesley Pullen next week on her new book, Patterned Splendour. Zoom ...
via ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute: A new book by Lesley S. Pullen on sculptures from Java.
via Tempo, 24 February 2021: Access gates built to facilitate tourism to Borobudur from nearby cities.
via Shao-yun Yang, Denison University, 06 December 2020: A new translation of the Zhufan Zhi, a 13th century Song Dynasty ...
Webinar by Wayan Jarrah Sastrawan hosted by SOAS next week. The webinar will be broadcast on the SOAS Southeast Asian ...
Readers in London may be interested in this seminar held in SOAS on 20 May 2020. Online registration through the ...
via the Temasek History Research Centre, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies Singapore: The THRC is organising a Field School in ...
via Bangkok Post, 24 February 2020: The second rotation of Javanese textiles from King Chulalongkorn's visits to Java is on ...
via Bangkok Post, 07 February 2020: I went to the Queen Sirikit Textile Museum last year and saw the first ...
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