Shipwreck magazine features Southeast Asia
pbjwelch2022-01-21T17:58:10+08:00Interested in shipwrecks? Then you'll want to check out this new digit [...]
New Publication on Yuan Dynasty B&W Porcelain
pbjwelch2022-01-16T07:48:30+08:00Dr. WENG Yanjun (Director, Jingdezhen Ceramic Archaeology Institute) [...]
Thailand’s Phanom-Surin Shipwreck
SEACS2022-01-07T17:00:17+08:00The 28-meter long Phanom-Surin shipwreck (PNS) recently found in the upper Gulf of Thailand dates roughly to the same period as Singapore’s ‘Tang shipwreck’, the Belitung, but unfortunately was cargo-less. Read more about this remarkable find and the handful of ceramics that were found with it....
Farewell to Underwater Archaeologist Sheldon Clyde Jago-on (1971-2021)
SEACS2021-12-31T02:02:24+08:00We have lost another great maritime archaeologist: Sheldon Clyde Jago-on, who passed away 9 March 2021. Clyde was the Curator of the Archaeology Division and a former Officer in Charge of the Maritime and Underwater Cultural Heritage division of the National Museum of the Philippines.
Ru Ceramic Brush Washer discovered in Dresden Museum
SEACS2022-01-05T14:01:30+08:00During a review of the digital catalogue of the porcelain collection of the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (SKD), one piece caught Chinese ceramic expert Regina Krahl's special attention....
Singapore Ceramics Now [2021]
SEACS2021-12-27T23:03:34+08:00This special exhibition, which closed on 13 February 2021, was founded and led by Artistic Director Jason Lim (a renowned Singaporean ceramicist and performance artist) and curated in partnership with SEED the Art Space.
Virtual Tours at the Hong Kong Maritime Museum
SEACS2022-01-04T12:28:52+08:00Jingdezhen Porcelain in the Making: Watch a unique animation using 18t [...]
New Maritime Museum opens in Fujian Province
SEACS2022-01-07T17:04:58+08:00The newly opened Shimao Maritime Silk Road Museum in Quanzhou (Fujian Province), PRC covers nearly 11,500 square meters and features more than 2,000 cultural relics ranging from porcelain to silk....
Celadon from N. Song found in Xi’an Gravesite
SEACS2022-01-13T05:20:17+08:00More than 60 pieces of delicate celadon — green pottery — from the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127) were found for the first time in Xi'an
Conversation with founder member Cheong Pak Chow
SEACS2022-01-04T13:59:08+08:00Monday, 16 November 2020 Former SEACS President Patricia Bjaaland Welc [...]
Tribute to archaeologist Sten Sjóstrand
SEACS2021-12-31T15:17:32+08:00Sten (centre back) hosting a group of SEACS members in his KL home in [...]
Vietnamese Ceramics from the Yi Lu Collection
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