Tag: Maluku (province)

11 indigenous languages in Indonesia declared extinct, highlighting the urgent need for efforts to preserve the country's linguistic diversity.

Join PEMSEA's 2024 Field School in Indonesia's Banda Islands for an immersive archaeological research experience, blending heritage studies with community ...

via Historical Archaeology, 02 May 2023: Earlier this week we had a few stories about Indonesian boats depicted in Australian ...

via ABC News, 28 May 2023: Archaeologists from Flinders University have discovered rock art in north-western Arnhem Land, Australia, depicting ...

Readers may be interested in this talk by the Indonesian Heritage Society happening tomorrow (19 October). The Banda Islands are ...

via Xinhua, 29 June 2021: Archaeological finds from Indonesia, but what's interesting is that this is the second time this ...

via Antara News, 16 April 2019: Rock art discovered on Kaimear Island in Maluku, located high up on a cliff!

via Antara News, 24 November 2018:

via UW News, 03 October 2018: Nutmeg residues found in 3,500-year-old ceramics at Pulau Ay in Indonesia.

A new rock art site has been discovered in the Kei Islands of Indonesia's Maluku Province, as well as in ...