14 Cambodian Artefacts Repatriated Thanks to SOAS Project
SOAS's Professor Ashley Thompson helped repatriate 14 looted artefacts from the MET to Cambodia, marking a milestone in cultural heritage ...
Stories about the return of antiquities (often stolen) and archaeological materials.
See also: looting
SOAS's Professor Ashley Thompson helped repatriate 14 looted artefacts from the MET to Cambodia, marking a milestone in cultural heritage ...
Thailand’s struggle to reclaim lost antiques like the Golden Boy highlights the complex trade history and efforts to restore cultural ...
Visitor numbers at Cambodia's National Museum soar after new Khmer artefacts exhibit opens. Attendance peaks on weekends and holidays. #southeastasianarchaeology ...
14 Khmer artifacts, including a 10th-century goddess statue, returned from MET to Cambodia, marking a cultural restoration milestone. #southeastasianarchaeology #Cambodia ...
Provenance research aids museum repatriation, like the Art Institute of Chicago returning a 12th-century artifact to Thailand. #museumrepatriation #culturalheritage #Thailand ...
A Palawan burial jar lid has been repatriated to the Philippines from Iowa. The artifact was returned to the National ...
The first half of this radio program features an interview with Dr Melody Rod-ari on the history of Ban Chiang, ...
Cambodia underscores its heritage protection efforts at the Alliance for Cultural Heritage in Asia conference, focusing on combating illicit artifact ...
The bronze Durga statue, reflecting Champa culture, was repatriated to Hanoi's National Museum on June 18. It highlights Vietnam's commitment ...
The Art Institute of Chicago returns a 12th-century pilaster to Thailand's Phanom Rung temple, reinforcing ethical collecting and cultural collaboration. ...
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