A post by visiting scholar, Cyler Conrad March 22, 2017 120 0 Hi all, This week I’m visiting Joyce White and the Ban Chiang archives at ISEAA and the Penn Museum. I am researching for my PhD Chester Gorman’s excavations in the 1960s and 1970s at Spirit Cave, Steep Cliff Cave, and Banyan Valley Cave in northwest Thailand! At the moment I am working with the digitized
ISEAA 2016 Appeal November 22, 2016 122 0 The Institute for Southeast Asian Archaeology (ISEAA) has had an amazing third year! Going on now is the ISEAA annual appeal to support our activities, including (1) the publication of the Ban Chiang metals monograph (now in peer review), (2) bibliographic enhancements, (3) developing our image database, and more. Please make your secure tax-deductible contribution online
Award for Expert Witness Work November 2, 2016 111 0 Dr. Joyce White, Consulting Scholar and archaeologist at the University of Pennsylvania Museum and Executive Director of ISEAA, was honored for her work as an Expert Witness in the US Justice Department’s Operation Antiquity. The award was bestowed at the Fifteenth Annual Law Enforcement Award ceremony of the United States Attorney’s Office Central District of
2016 ISEAA Early Career Award September 13, 2016 120 0 Announcement: The Institute for Southeast Asian Archaeology announces the second round of the biannual award of $1000 for early career Southeast Asian archaeologists. ISEAA Early Career Award Committee Charge: The committee solicits nominations and selects recipients for the Early Career Award in Southeast Asian Archaeology. The committee selects a single peer-reviewed article or chapter published within
Metals Monograph handed in for peer review! September 13, 2016 98 0 On Wednesday September 7, 2016, the Ban Chiang Gang handed in the manuscript for the next Ban Chiang monograph to Museum Publications for the next step: peer review. The volume entitled Ban Chiang, a Prehistoric Village Site in Northeast Thailand II: The Metal Remains in Regional Context has been in the works for a very
“Hot Pots” talk at the Smithsonian in October! August 2, 2016 99 0 Hot Pots, Museum Raids, and the Race To Uncover Asia’s Archaeological Past Thursday, October 6, 2016 6:45pm to 8:45pm S. Dillon Ripley Center 1100 Jefferson Drive, SW Washington, DC Metro: Smithsonian (Mall exit) Fifty years ago, a Harvard undergraduate, Stephen Young, son of the former U.S. ambassador to Thailand, tripped over the roots of a kapok
The International Conference on The 5 decades of Ban Chiang’s Discovery May 18, 2016 108 0 The Fine Arts Department of Thailand with the Provincial Government of Udon Thani are hosting an international conference on Ban Chiang May 26-28, 2016 in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the discovery of the site. For the schedule of speakers, click here. Presenters range from the Minister of Culture, the co-director of the Penn/FAD excavations
“Hot Pots” talk in Bangkok, Thailand this June April 27, 2016 110 0 Date: Friday June 3rd, 2016 Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Venue: National Museum Auditorium, Bangkok Southeast Asian archaeology is entering an exciting period of expansion with new discoveries and understandings. At the same time, archaeological sites are being destroyed by looting and development at an ever increasing rate. After outlining some trends in
Read a new article: The legacy of Ban Chiang April 25, 2016 116 0 ISEAA Director, Joyce White, gives an interview entitled, The legacy of Ban Chiang: Archaeologist Joyce White talks about Thailand’s most famous archaeological site, to The Isaan Record, an online journal based in Khon Kaen, the Northeast region of Thailand.
ISEAA Annual Appeal February 23, 2016 109 0 The Institute for Southeast Asian Archaeology (ISEAA) has had an amazing second year! Going on now is the ISEAA annual appeal to support our activities, including (1) the publication of the Ban Chiang metals monograph (fully drafted, now being edited and reviewed), (2) bibliographic enhancements, (3) developing our image database, and more. Please make your secure tax-deductible
Upcoming tour of Vietnam, Cambodia, & the Mekong River February 17, 2016 106 0 Dates: Monday, November 7, 2016 to Sunday, November 20, 2016 (14 days) Tour Leader: Joyce C. White Embark on a journey through Vietnam and Cambodia, including a Mekong River cruise aboard the new, 12-suite riverboat Mekong Princess, an elegant vessel that accommodates no more than 20 travelers and combines romantic French colonial style with modern comforts.
