[Talk] Tamil Influence on Buddhism in Southeast Asia
The Indian Heritage Centre in Singapore is hosting a series of online seminars around their 2019 book Sojourners to Settlers ...
Tag: John Miksic (person)
American archaeologists known primarily for his work in Singapore.
[Talk] Historical gardens of Southeast Asia
Prof. John Miksic will be giving a virtual talk through the Friends of the Asian Civilisations Museum on 24 July. ...
[Short course] Singapore, Southeast Asia and the Sea
via NUS Museum: A short course by Prof. John Miksic on the archaeology of Singapore and the Maritime Silk Route. ...
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[Talk] Singapore’s Chinatown in History and Archaeology
Readers in Singapore may be interested in this talk by Prof. John Miksic on the archaeology of Singapore's Chinatown.
In search of the real Singapore stories, beyond Raffles
via Channel NewsAsia, 03 Feb 2019: Singapore celebrates its bicentenary this year which has been met with mixed reactions as ...
[Lecture] What More Can Archaeology Tell Us About Singapore’s Past?
Lecture by Prof. John Miksic at ISEAS about archaeology in Singapore
Veteran archaeologist to conduct six-week dig at Fort Canning
via Straits Times, 01 September 2018: Prof. John Miksic is conducting a new excavation of Fort Canning Hill, a significant ...
NSFs who went AWOL helped archaeology dig at Fort Canning Hill: John N. Miksic interview
via Mothership.sg, 25 Feb 2018: Interview feature of Prof. John Miksic Singapore's Indiana Jones? Sort of. Source: NSFs who went ...
Archaeologist wins inaugural Singapore history prize
via Straits Times, 12 January 2018: Congratulations to Prof. John Miksic for his book, Singapore and the Singapore and the ...
New Singapore textbook integrates archaeology
Singapore’s new history textbook will include material on the country’s archaeology, rather than start its establishment as an British colony ...
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