Phu Prabat Historical Park Joins UNESCO World Heritage List
Phu Prabat Historical Park in Udon Thani is now a UNESCO World Heritage site, celebrated for its unique rock formations ...
Tag: sema stone
Also known as Bai Sema, standing stones used as boundary markers, typically used to demarcate the ordination hall of Buddhist temples in Southeast Asia.
Thailand eyes three artefacts for return
via Bangkok Post, 22 April 2021: Thailand is seeking the return of three artefacts believed stolen from Lopburi and Kalasin ...
Volunteer temple restorers ignite storm over Ayutthaya sema painting
via The Nation, 16 October 2018: Devotees in Thailand repaint ancient boundary markers as an act of merit-making. Raises interesting ...
Video: Deciphering an inscription in Northeast Thailand
The Bangkok Post has a video story about a stone inscription discovered in Thailand's Nong Khai province. Nong Khai Inscription. ...
Public Lecture: Angkor, Diversity, and Archaeological Explorations at Phnom Kulen, Cambodia
A talk by Kyle Latinis and Stephen Murphy on the recent Singapore-Cambodia excavations at Phnom Kulen will be held next ...
Symposium on Before Siam: New Research in Art and Archaeology
The Siam Society in Bangkok will host a symposium on the new book Before Siam: Essays in Art and Archaeology at ...
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