Sang Nila Utama: Singapore’s Royal Connection to Alexander
Singapore's founder Sang Nila Utama is described in the Malay Annals as a descendant of Alexander the Great.
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Srivijayan prince and founder of Singapura.
Online book about Singapore’s 700-year history to supplement secondary school curriculum
via Channel NewsAsia, 30 May 2019: 700years.sg, an online interactive history book that will be used as a school text ...
Rare book on early Singapore stories back in Republic
via Straits Times, 23 Jan 2019: The National Library has acquired an 1840 edition of the Sejarah Melayu, edited by ...
[Lecture] Buddhist Accounts of Maritime Crossing in the Southern Seas
Readers in Singapore may be interested in this talk at ISEAS, as part of the Singapore's Pasts lecture series. Date: ...
The Many Places of Singapura – Part 3
We explore the origins of the name Singapura, in Singapore in this third of a series.
Interview with a Singaporean archaeologist
RSI's series Discovering Singapore, features an interview with Singaporean archaeologist Lim Chen Sian, about what archaeologists do, and what's there ...
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