[Talk] At What Cost? – Indonesia’s Shipwreck Salvage Policy
Readers may be interested in this online talk by Dr. Natali Pearson on 8 June, hosted by the Indonesian Heritage ...
Tag: Natali Pearson (person)
Australian scholar specialising in underwater cultural heritage in Indonesia
At what cost: The impact of Indonesia’s Omnibus law on underwater cultural heritage
via New Mandala, 12 March 2021: Dr Natali Pearson explains the new Indonesian job creation law and its impacts on ...
[Podcast] Storms and Shipwrecks: The Story of the Tang Treasures – Dr Natali Pearson
via SSEAC Stories, 17 September 2020: Dr Natali Pearson talks about her research about the Belitung Shipwreck and the controversy ...
All the talks from last weekend’s China and the Silk Road Symposium
The Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore organised a weekend-long symposium on the Maritime Silk Road, which was held in conjunction ...
Ghost ships: why are World War II naval wrecks vanishing in Indonesia?
Natali Pearson discusses the recent cases of underwater looting of World War II shipwrecks in Indonesia Sunken World War II ...
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