Stone Jars of Northeast India with a Possible Cultural Link to Laos
Expedition in Dima Hasao, Assam uncovers stone jars similar to Laos' UNESCO site, hinting at ancient burial practices and cross-cultural ...
Unesco World Heritage site in Xieng Khoaung province in Laos. Lao: ທົ່ງໄຫຫິນ
Expedition in Dima Hasao, Assam uncovers stone jars similar to Laos' UNESCO site, hinting at ancient burial practices and cross-cultural ...
via Laotian Times, 04 August 2023: A private mining company, CNP Group, has been granted a concession to develop two ...
via Vientiane Times/JCLao, 01 August 2023: UNESCO’s guidelines will be strictly observed in developing tourism attractions around Xieng Khuang’s Plain ...
via Laotian Times, 26 July 2023: Authorities in Xieng Khouang Province have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with CNP Import-Export ...
via Asian Archaeology, 19 July 2023: A field report by Skopal et al. on newly-discovered jar sites at the Plain ...
via Asian Archaeology, 03 April 2023: New paper by O'Reilly et al. on burial practices at the Plain of Jars ...
via Vientiane Times, 30 November 2022: The Plain of Jars is formally listed as a Unesco World Heritage Site, having ...
via the Sentinel, 29 November 2022: The megalithic jars of Assam are studied in comparison with the Plain of Jars ...
via the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, 15 August 2022: A feature on Australia's New Colombo Plan through ...
via the Atlas Obscura Podcast, 28 July 2022: Atlas Obscura is a website dedicated to strange and unexpected places around ...
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