[Paper] The Archaeology of the Empress Place Site, Singapore (2015)
2015 excavation at Singapore's Empress Place uncovers 14th-century artifacts, highlighting Temasek's role as a historic maritime port.
Early name for Singapore.
2015 excavation at Singapore's Empress Place uncovers 14th-century artifacts, highlighting Temasek's role as a historic maritime port.
Singapore's founder Sang Nila Utama is described in the Malay Annals as a descendant of Alexander the Great.
via IIAS Newsletter, Spring 2023: A study by Natalie Ong takes a closer look (literally) at the gold ornaments found ...
via the Temasek History Research Centre, a webinar on 9 June about the ancient settlements in Singapore in a talk ...
via Straits Times, 02 August 2019: The Temasek History Research Centre replaces the Nalanda-Sriwijaya Centre at the Institute of Southeast ...
Readers in Singapore may be interested in this talk at ISEAS on Wednesday.
Lecture by Prof. John Miksic at ISEAS about archaeology in Singapore
via South China Morning Post, 27 November 2018: A new book Studying Singapore before 1800 explores a less-known area of ...
via Straits Times, 01 September 2018: Prof. John Miksic is conducting a new excavation of Fort Canning Hill, a significant ...
Preliminary finds of a specific type Chinese Ming ware used as gifts for overseas leaders suggest that ancient Singapore may ...
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