Taiwanese Amis Girl Explores Ancestral Roots in Fujian
A Taiwanese Amis girl explores her roots in Fujian, China, through archaeological sites. Reports suggest a link between Austronesian origins ...
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Territory classified in this website as part of Peripheral Southeast Asia. Depending on who you ask, it is its own country, or part of China.
[Talk] New Research into the History of the Sultanate of Patani (16th‒17th c. CE)
Readers in Taipei may be interested in this talk by Daniel Perret on 30 May about the kingdom of Patani. ...
Taiwan to Pioneer Global Austronesian Cultural Hub in Kaohsiung
Kaohsiung to host a global hub for Austronesian cultures at the new NT$5.8 billion National Museum of Indigenous Peoples.
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[Job] Full-Time Research Fellow Positions｜Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica
Research Fellow position available at Academia Sinica with a focus on indigenous or public archaeology in Taiwan. Deadline is 31 ...
International Conference of Southern Vietnam Archaeology, Taiwan Jade, and Ancient Connections
The Institute of Archeology , National Cheng Kung University is scheduled to hold the "International Conference of Southern Vietnam Archaeology, Taiwan Jade, ...
4,000-Year-Old Ritual Snake Artifact Unearthed in Taiwan
Unearthed in Taiwan: 4,000-year-old snake artifact reveals insights into ancient shamanic rituals and the symbolism of snakes in East Asian ...
Exploring Prehistoric Jade: The Ancient Workshops of Ciyakang
Ciyakang's ancient jade workshops highlight Taiwan's significant role in prehistoric craftsmanship and Austronesian cultural diffusion, now preserved as a heritage ...
Archaeology in Taiwan: Bridging Millennia at Taitung
Exploring Taiwan's prehistoric legacy at Taitung's Peinan Site Park, revealing centuries-old mysteries and fostering global historical connections.
Exploring Taiwan’s Only Prehistoric Rock Carvings
Discover Taiwan's Wanshan Petroglyphs: ancient rock carvings in Kaohsiung's mountains, revealing a rich prehistoric cultural legacy.
New Archaeological Find Redefines Austronesian People’s Origins
Archaeological findings on Pingtan Island suggest Austronesians inhabited areas beyond Taiwan 7,300 years ago, expanding historical understanding.
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