How Ceramic Shards Talk: Revealing a Wealth of Information
How Ceramic Shards Talk: Revealing a Wealth of Information 4.00pm Sund [...]
A Visit to Singapore’s Heritage Conservation Centre (HCC)
A Visit to Singapore’s Heritage Conservation Centre (HCC) 10.00am 2 J [...]
Blue and White Ware Mantras: Sanskrit Inscriptions on Ming Ceramics
Blue and White Ware Mantras: Sanskrit Inscriptions on Ming Ceramics [...]
Chinese Nautical Charts: Their Types and Modern Application
Chinese Nautical Charts: Their Types and Modern Application 3pm Sun [...]
A SEACS Excursion to Jingdezhen, Longquan and Hangzhou, China
Trip to Jingdezhen, Longquan and Hangzhou, China 12 till 20 April [...]
The Santa Catarina Incident and the Launch of ‘China Mania’
William Willetts Annual Lecture: Singapore, the Santa Cat [...]
Cataloging the Ceramic Collection of Augustus the Strong
Cataloging the Ceramic Collection of Augustus the Strong 7pm Wedne [...]
The ‘Shirt-Sleeved Diplomat’: Malcolm MacDonald in Malaya and Singapore
Malcolm MacDonald in Malaya & Singapore 7.00pm Wednesday, [...]
A Thai Si Satchanalai Figurine in the form of an Elephant with a Rider and Keepers
Read about one of the most important artefacts in the collection of the Southeast Asian Ceramics Museum....
A Sankampaeng Ceramic Bowl from Northern Thailand
A simple but elegant rare treasure from a kiln 25 km east of Chiangmai, active in the 14th to 16th centuries.
A Cretan Clay Bull Libation Jug?
An archaeologist identifies a ceramic that testifies to the ancient practise of bull-leaping sports in prehistoric Crete.
An Elegant Lotus-Leaf Longquan Bowl
A wrongly identified Song Dynasty ceramic is finally recognized as the treasure it is.