A Cretan Clay Bull
SEACS2022-01-05T13:00:33+08:00An archaeologist identifies a ceramic pot that testifies to the ancient practise of bull-leaping sports in prehistoric Crete.
The 19th annual William Willetts Lecture: 2017 “How Full is Our Bowl?” by Professor John Miksic
SEACS2022-01-16T09:04:08+08:00William Willetts Annual Lecture: “How Full is Our Bowl?” by Profe [...]
Reviving Myanmar Celadon Ceramics
SEACS2022-01-15T17:55:09+08:00From The Ashes - Reviving Myanmar Celadon Ceramics Opening Talk with D [...]
How Shards Talk
SEACS2022-01-16T09:07:17+08:00How Shards Talk Revealing a wealth of information to archeologists an [...]
A Special Walk through the Archaeology Gallery Singapura
SEACS2022-01-16T09:56:21+08:00After 10 years, the archaeology gallery at the National Museum has been significantly revised and moved to a new location in the basement of the National Museum.
Asian Ceramics in Production and Trade
SEACS2022-01-16T10:31:29+08:00Asian Ceramics in Production and Trade in Southeast Asia’s ‘Age of Em [...]
Mysterious Artefacts in Singapore
SEACS2022-01-16T11:27:14+08:00Strange Discoveries: Mysterious Artefacts in Singapore with John Miksi [...]
Dating evidence for 14th-19th Century Chinese Ceramic Finds in Singapore
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Old Javanese Gold by John Miksic
SEACS2022-01-16T12:57:24+08:00Old Javanese Gold with John Miksic 7pm, Thursday, 5 May 2011 82 Cairn [...]
Guerilla Archaeologists and the Singapore Story
SEACS2022-01-16T14:00:53+08:00The talk started off with Prof. Miksic elucidating the reason for the talk's curious title, alluding to aspects of archaeology, which share resonance with ‘guerrilla warfare’.
A Maritime History of the Ancient Champa Kingdom
SEACS2022-01-16T16:40:44+08:00Lecture: Ports, Shipwrecks, and Ceramics: A Maritime History of the A [...]
The Romance and Adventure of Archeology
SEACS2022-01-16T08:53:23+08:00The Romance and Adventure of Archeology with Dr. Don Hien and Dr. Joh [...]