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NSC Highlights #2
Sep – Nov 2016
- How did the pantun oral folk tradition became popular throughout the Malay world?
- What was the Chinese involvement in the trade of Eastern Indonesia in the Early Modern Period?
- Report on the 2016 2nd SEAMEO SPAFA International Conference on Southeast Asian Archaeology
- Michael Ng reflects on excavating the Mannok Shipwreck in Thailand
- Spotlight on Elizabeth H. Moore