[Paper] Bagan Myinkaba Village Cultural Heritage: Past and Present
Research paper by Moore et al. on Bagan's Myinkaba village, famed four its trade in lacquerware and glass production for ...
Tag: SPAFA Journal
Academic journal of the SEAMEO Regional Centre of Archaeology and Fine Arts, focusing on Southeast Asian archaeology, arts and culture.
[Paper] An Examination of Experiences in Archaeology of Females and LGBTQIAs in the Philippines
Sioco et al. presents their study of discrimination and experiences encountered by women and LGBTQIA+ individuals in the context of ...
[Paper] Spiritual Landscape Characterization of Muara Takus Temple Compound and Surroundings Area
Study delves into the spiritual landscape of Sumatra's mysterious Muara Takus Temple, blending ethnohistory with geoarchaeology.
[Paper] Senggiling Shipwreck: Underwater Archaeological Remains on the North Coast of Bintan Island
Recent research on the Senggiling Shipwreck off Bintan Island reveals its role in 19th-century Europe-Asia trade routes.
[Paper] Iconological Analysis of the “Man on a Bicycle” Relief in North Bali Created During the Dutch Colonial Period
Iconological analysis of North Bali's 'Man on a Bicycle' relief reveals Dutch colonial influence in shaping Bali's cultural image.
[Paper] Digitalizing Sculptures: A Photogrammetry Implementation Towards Ancient Mataram Statuaries in Central Java, Indonesia
Digitizing Ancient Mataram sculptures in 3D: A leap in Indonesia’s heritage preservation and iconographic studies.
[Paper] Incised stone artefact in the context of Middle Holocene burials at Cappalombo 1, South Sulawesi, Indonesia
via the SPAFA Journal, 11 November 2021: A new paper in the SPAFA Journal presents the discovery of incised stones ...
[Paper] A proposed relationship between Champa and Chola dynasties during the 11th and 13th centuries: A view from the historical sources and artistic evidences
via the SPAFA Journal, 30 August 2021: A paper by Tran Ky Phuong and Nguyen Thi Thu Anh on Chola ...
[Paper] The Buddhist Decorative Glazed Tiles of Mrauk U: The Arakanese Appropriation of Islamic Glazed Tiling
via SPAFA Journal, 19 January 2021: An Open Access paper about Arakanese ceramics by Saw Tun Lin.
[Papers] Integrating Local Perspectives into Southeast Asian Archaeology
via SPAFA Journal, December 2020: Highlighting this set of papers just published in the SPAFA Journal (of which I am ...
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