Niah Caves’ Unesco Recognition to Boost Miri Tourism
Niah Caves’ Unesco World Heritage status is expected to boost Miri’s tourism, joining Gunung Mulu National Park as Sarawak's second ...
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Tag: Miri (city)
City in Sarawak, Malaysia.
Thumbs up for Niah National Park
via Borneo Bulletin, 14 December 2022: An official visit by the Malaysian High Commission in Brunei Darussalam to Niah National ...
Much to gain if Niah National Park be accorded World Heritage Site status, says Premier
via the Borneo Post, 5 September 2022: A conference on exploring the World Heritage potential for the Niah National Park ...
International Conference on Niah National Park for World Heritage Site Nomination, 5-8 Sep 2022
The Sarawak Museum is organising a conference in September in Miri for their push to nominate the Niah National Park ...
Niah National Park on track to become Unesco heritage site
via The Star, 26 May 2022: The nomination dossier for the Niah National Park is aimed for early next year.
Sarawak invests in digital tourism to open up job opportunities, generate new revenue streams
via Borneo Post, 27 September 2019: Last week I was at an archaeology conference organised by the Malaysian Department of ...
Sarawak to re-submit bid to make Niah Caves Unesco heritage site
via Malay Mail, 22 January 2019: The Sarawak Government expresses renewed interest to nominate the Niah Caves as a World ...
This Borneo archaeological dig cave could shed light on the Mt Toba super-volcano eruption and humans’ arrival in the region
via ABC, 27 October 2018: A beautiful multimedia essay about recent excavations in the Niah Caves complex.
New pre-history timeline discovered for Borneo
via Borneo Post, 22 October 2018: New materials recovered from the Niah Cave complex pushes the dates of human habitation ...
[Paper] Rare Late Pleistocene-early Holocene human mandibles from the Niah Caves (Sarawak, Borneo)
New paper in PLOS One describing mandibles from the Niah Caves - these were excavated by the Harrissons in 1957. ...
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