Qatar Lecture Sheds Light on 9th Century Trade Routes
Qatar Museum's lecture on ancient Indonesian shipwrecks explores 9th-10th century trade, linking the Gulf to Southeast Asia's maritime history.
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Archaeologist and Art historian associated with the Asian Civliations Museum and SOAS.
SOAS team awarded grant of over £250,000 for Southeast Asian art restitution project
via SOAS, 25 October 2022: This newly-funded project will build on what our colleagues at SOAS have been working on ...
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[Webinar] What Can and Does Decolonial Curatorial Practice Look like in a Southeast Asian Context?
The first lecture from the Decolonising Curating and the Museum in Southeast Asia Series by the Southeast Asian Art Academic ...
[Webinar] Knowledge, Networks and Narratives: The Interconnected World of the Indian Ocean
Online webinar happening later today (19 March) at 8 pm, Bangkok time, based on the book Archaeology of Knowledge Traditions ...
Contextualising the return of the Latchford collection to Cambodia
Two more reflective pieces about the repatriation of Khmer sculpture from indicted antiquities smuggler Douglas Latchford were published over the ...
All the talks from last weekend’s China and the Silk Road Symposium
The Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore organised a weekend-long symposium on the Maritime Silk Road, which was held in conjunction ...
Angkor Events at the Asian Civilisations Museum
In conjunction with the exhibition, Angkor: Exploring Cambodia's Sacred City that is currently on at the Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore, ...
[New Paper] Revisiting the Bujang Valley: A Southeast Asian entrepôt complex on the maritime trade route
New paper on the Bujang Valley by Stephen Murphy: In the early 1830s and 1840s, a British colonial official by ...
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 ...
Seminar: Revisiting the Bujang Valley
Readers may be interested in this seminar on the Bujang Valley at the National University of Singapore. Revisiting the Bujang ...
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