Researching Maritime Southeast Asia — Maritime Connects

Maritime Connects

Maritime Connects

Researching Maritime Southeast Asia

ACROSS: Seafaring to Sahul, University of Southampton

Australia-Indonesia Museums (AIM) Project: Collaborative Interpretation, Western Australian Museum, Museum Nasional Indonesia, SEAMS, Australian Indonesia Institute, Deakin University and Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia
The Atlas of Maritime Buddhism, University of New South Wales, University of California, University of Hong Kong, and Fudan University
China Ports: History, Heritage and Development, University of Nottingham
Collaborative Approaches to Capacity Building in Maritime Archaeology and Underwater Cultural Heritage, University of Sydney, Australian National Maritime Museum and Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries
Indonesian Boatbuilding Endangered Heritage Project, L’Orientale’ University of Naples
Maritime Adaptation and Material Culture in Maritime Asia - Based on the museum materials from Southeast Asia, National Museum of Ethnology Japan
Maritime Asia Heritage Survey, Kyoto University and Nanyang Technological University
Maritime Asia: War and Trade, University of Texas, Brandeis University, and The Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media (George Manson University)
Maritime Knowledge for China Seas - SeaFARING, École française d’Extrême-Orient and Institut of History and Philology of the Academia Sinica
Southeast Asian Maritime and Underwater Cultural Heritage (SEAMUCH) Database, Southeast Asian Collaborative Programme on Underwater Archaeology (SEAMEO SPAFA)

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