Tag: Terengganu (state)

Researchers trace the Bidong shipwreck to the 16th century, identifying tropical wood and Thai ceramics. The ship's route highlights historic ...

Bidong shipwreck in Malaysia dated to 1500-1550 CE through ceramics and wood analysis, revealing insights into 16th-century Southeast Asian trade.

via Bernama/The Malaysian Reserve, 23 October 2023: The Terengganu state government is introducing a special permit for scuba diving at ...

via Malay Mail, 20 May 2023: The Terengganu government plans to gazette Pulau Bidong as a state park - some ...

via The Edge Markets, 08 April 2021: I wonder what future archaeologists will make of this set of building replicas ...

Utusan Online (18 May 2017, article in Bahasa Malaysia): A trio of standing stones 'batu hidup' has been uncovered in ...

The Terengganu state government announces plans to build a museum to house inscribed stones, the most famous of which contains ...

The Terengganu Museum announces the discovery of a second skeleton at Gua Bewah, in the Lake Kenyir region. The first ...

Research on the oldest skeletal remains found in peninsular Malaysia is rounding up, although the gender of the skeleton still ...

Malaysia's oldest skeleton Bewah Man may not be a 'man' after all, as researchers have not yet been able to ...