SEAMEO SPAFA

From Megaliths to Maritime Landscapes: Perspectives on Indo-Pacific Archaeology

2024-06-01T19:24:38+07:00

Selected papers presented at the 22nd Congress of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association in Chiang Mai, Thailand, 6-12 November 2022.

eISBN 978-616-94520-1-0

SPAFACON 2021: Papers from the SEAMEO SPAFA International Conference on Southeast Asian Archaeology and Fine Arts, 13-17 December 2021

2021-12-13T19:36:54+07:00

Extended abstracts from the SPAFACON2021, the SEAMEO SPAFA International Conference on Southeast Asian Archaeology and Fine Arts, 13-17 December 2021.

eISBN: 978-616-7961-54-5

SPAFA Journal (Vols. 1-3: 2017-2019)

2021-08-26T14:38:16+07:00

This volume contains the majority of papers published in the SPAFA Journal between 2017 and 2019. During this time, the journal transitioned into an online Open Access model, to meet the needs for a growing number of regional scholars looking for an avenue for publication. The papers are facsimiles to the original versions published online, except for the page numbers which have been added for this volume. Only the photo-essays and book reviews have been omitted from this volume.

Animism in the Arts of Southeast Asia: Selected Seminar Papers

2021-01-25T09:35:50+07:00

Selection of papers from the Seminar on Animism in the Arts of Southeast Asia, which was held on 8 and 9 August 2019 at Thammasat University, Bangkok.

Advancing Southeast Asian Archaeology 2019

2021-01-07T06:53:10+07:00

Selected Papers from the Second SEAMEO SPAFA International Conference on Southeast Asian Archaeology, Bangkok, Thailand 2019. Edited by Noel Hidalgo Tan

เรื่องเล่าจากนาข้าว: วัฒนธรรมข้าวในนิทานพื้นบ้านเอเชียตะวันออกเฉียงใต้

2021-01-07T07:04:56+07:00

ISBN: 978-616-7961-39-2 (ebook)
ISBN: 978-616-7961-38-5 (print)

Living with Water, Heritage & Risks: An Educator’s Toolkit for Global Citizenship

2021-01-25T13:17:06+07:00

This toolkit provides educators in schools, museums or conservation organizations with a variety of learner engagement tools to explore how communities live with Water, Heritage and Risks. The term Water Heritage is used in this resource to refer to tangible and intangible aspects of human interaction with water. The five domains of Intangible Cultural Heritage (UNESCO 2003) are particularly useful in helping learners think of values and practices that enable communities to thrive in, on and above water.

This toolkit contains an overview of Water as Heritage and how Global Citizenship Education can help people to forge societies that are more just, peaceful and tolerant. Educators will find teaching tools that were conceptualized with adapted pedagogical principles found in the spheres of Global Citizenship Education (GCED), Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH), and Disaster Risk Management (DRM). While there are ten lesson ideas and five photocards related to water heritage sites in Southeast Asia in this toolkit, educators are encouraged to design their own learning experiences together with their learners.

Venerable Master Afoh: The Great Mon Poet

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This book is a translation from the Thai version, พระอาจารย์อะเฟาะ เทพกวีศรีชาวมอญ, published in 2015. It includes a summary of the literary works of Venerable Afoh and translations of four texts, three of which were composed by Venerable Afoh and one by Master Klai. These texts were translated from Mon into Thai by Pisarn Boonpook.

Our Ancestors Knew Best: Traditional Southeast Asian Textile Treatments and their Place in Modern Conservation

2021-01-25T11:51:03+07:00

The work, data and research presented in this book are the results of a collaborative project between the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization Regional Centre for Archaeology and Fine Arts (SEAMEO SPAFA) and the Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles (QSMT), entitled “Capturing and Sharing Traditional Methods in Textile Preservation in Southeast Asia”.

Perspectives on Sustainable Tourism and Management at Archaeological and Heritage Sites

2021-01-07T08:58:05+07:00

This volume contains the collected papers and presentations from the Workshop on Sustainability and Tourism Management at Archaeological and Heritage Sites organised by the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization Regional Centre for Archaeology and Fine Arts (SEAMEO SPAFA) and the APSARA Authority of Cambodia. The workshop, which ran from 5-8 February 2018 in Siem Reap, Cambodia received over 100 participants from 18 countries.

ISBN: 978-616-7961-22-4 (e-book)

Tales from the Paddy Fields Southeast Asian Folktales on Rice Culture

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Selected tales from the Hue Storytelling Festival for Primary Schools, March 2-3, 2017, Vietnam.

ISBN: 978-616-7961-18-7 (ebook)
ISBN: 978-616-7961-36-1 (print)

Advancing Southeast Asian Archaeology 2016

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Selected Papers from the Second SEAMEO SPAFA International Conference on Southeast Asian Archaeology, Bangkok, Thailand 2016.

ISBN 978-616-7961-17-0
ISBN 978-616-7961-16-3 (e-book)

SEAMEO-APCEIU Best Practice Cases | Utilizing Paintings from Southeast Asia and Korea

2021-01-09T15:36:11+07:00

This volume introduces three practice cases that demonstrate the usage of SEAMEO-APCEIU educational materials in the classroom, highlighting the innovative ways in teaching and learning about the traditional paintings from Southeast Asia and Korea.

Advancing Southeast Asian Archaeology 2013

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Selected Papers from the First SEAMEO SPAFA International Conference on Southeast Asian Archaeology, Chonburi, Thailand 2013

The School in the Mangrove - Khlong Phitthaya Longkorn School

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Booklet produced by SEAMEO SPAFA. In English and Thai.

Cultural Understanding through Paintings of Southeast Asia and Korea

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A joint publication by the Asia-Pacific Centre of Education for International Understanding (APCEIU), the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization Regional Centre for Archaeology and Fine Arts (SEAMEO SPAFA) and the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization Secretariat (SEAMEO Secretariat). ISBN: 978-616-202-882-3

100 Everyday Objects from Southeast Asia and Korea

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Houses that Speak to Us

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Available in English and Thai.

ISBN: 978-974-7809-43-5

Perspectives on Heritage Tourism

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Essays from papers presented at seminars and conferences on tourism and cultural heritage. ISBN 978-974-7809-36-7

Making Mangrove Eco-Museums

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Extracts of papers and presentations given at workshop on making mangrove eco-museums. ISBN 978-974-7809-37-4

Guidelines for Managing the Integration of Culture into Development Programmes (2nd Edition)

2021-01-10T14:31:34+07:00

Sharing common goals, the ASEAN Foundation, through the support of the Japan-ASEAN Solidarity Fund, joined forces to partner with SEAMEO-SPAFA to conduct 10 workshops on Managing the Integration of Culture into Development Programmes during 2003- 2005. Well over 300 participants have now shared their ideas and voiced their concerns on the many issues that the topic of culture and development raises. This publication is an outcome from those workshops and it is hoped that the result will be to better equip the reader to address some of the major concerns facing the region, namely, poverty, health, and education.

SPAFA Consultative Workshop on Underwater Archaeological Research (S-W141)

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Proceedings from The SEAMEO-SPAFA Consultative Workshop on Underwater Archaeological Research was held in Indonesia at three venues: Jakarta on June 30, 1992; Carita and Serang in West Java from July 1 to July 3, 1992 and on July 4, 1992 respectively. The workshop was attended by delegates from Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand; consultants from France, Thailand and Halaysia; SEAMEO-SPAFA representative and observers from Indonesia.

Consultative Meeting on Research on Textbooks Development for Art Education in Southeast Asia (WS-23)

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Final Report on the SPAFA Consultative Meeting on Research on Textbooks Development for Art Education in Southeast Asia (S-R281) held at Suansunandha Teachers' College Auditorium, Bangkok, Thailand, February 12-15, 1990

SPAFA-ICCROM Seminar on Conservation Standards in Southeast Asia (WS-24)

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SPAFA, conscious of the increasing need of raising the standard of conservation in the Southeast Asian region, through constant training and research, initiated a seminar on Conservation Standards in Southeast Asia, in collaboration with ICCROM. The objectives of the 4-day seminar were: to discuss the ways and means of improving the standard of conservation in the Southeast Asian countries and to discuss future cooperations and possible network among the national conservation laboratories of Southeast Asia. The expected outcomes are: to achieve better understanding and exchange of ideas among those who are presently responsible for the conservation laboratories of the SEAMEO Member Countries and to come up with recommendations for the improvement of standards and the establishment of the necessary agency.

Participating in this seminar were representatives from Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand. Mr O.P. Agrawal, Vice-Chairman, ICCROM and Adviser, INTACH Conservation Centre, Lucknow, was present as a resource person. Observers from SPAFA and from Thailand's Archaeology Division and National Museums Division were also present in this activity.

Workshop for Artists and their Role in Modern Everyday Life (WS-22)

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SPAFA Workshop for Artists and Their Role in Modern Everday Life (S-W181a), Jakarta, Indonesia, June 20-30, 1989

Workshop on Community-Based Conservation and Maintenance of Historic Buildings_Living Monuments (WS-21)

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The SPAFA Workshop on Community-Based Conservation and Maintenance of Historic Buildings/Living Monuments r s-ui i i : brought together an interdisciplinary group of specialists to consider the various aspects of conservation and maintenance of historical buildings and monuments, and to propose an integrated programme of activities which would involve the active participation of communities in the conservation and/or maintenance of these monuments. The Workshop was held in Bangkok. Thailand, during the period August 23-30, 1987. It was attended by representatives of SPAFA Participating Member Countries: Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines. Singapore and Thailand. and consultants/experts from France and Thailand.

Consultative Workshop on Conservation of Ancient Cities and/or Settlements (I-W12)

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The SPAFA Consultative Workshop on Conservation of Ancient Cities/Settlements was held at the National Research Centre of Archaeology, Jakarta and in Malang. East Java. Indonesia by the Directorate General of Culture. Ministry of Education and Culture and the SPAFA Co-ordinating Unit. The Workshop was attended by participants. consultants and observers from Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Japan.

Seminar in Prehistory of Southeast Asia (WS-18)

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The SPAFA Seminar in Prehistory of Southeast Asia was held the first few days at the King Vajiravudh Memorial Hall within the compound of the National Library, Bangkok, before proceeding on to the various venues in southern Thailand. The SPAFA Thai Sub-Centre and the SPAFA Coordinating Unit jointly hosted this Seminar.

Participants in the Seminar included Official Delegates from the SPAFA Participating Member Countries: Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand; Consultants/Experts and Observers from various countries within and outside the region.

Workshop for Choreographers and Dancers for the Younger Generation (WS-19)

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The SPAFA Workshop for Choreographers and Dancers for the Younger Generation (I-W6) was organized jointly by the SPAFA Co-ordinating Unit and the SPAFA Indonesian Sub-Centre for the Performing Arts which is based at the Directorate of Arts, Directorate General of Culture, Ministry of Education and Culture of Indonesia. The Workshop was held at the Evergreen Village, Bogor, West Java, Indonesia, on October 19-26, 1986.

The Workshop was attended by official delegates from the three SPAFA Member Countries, dancers, choreographers, musicians, observers from dance academies of Indonesia, as well as officials from the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Government of Indonesia, and by the Assistant Co-ordinator of the SPAFA Co-ordinating Unit.

Consultative Workshop on Researches and Documentation of Ethnic Music (WS-17)

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The SPAFA Consultative Workshop on Researches and Documentation of Ethnic Music (P-W3) was held in the National Arts Center, Mt. Makiling, Laguna. Philippines, on June 22-26. and was continued at the Cultural Center of the Philippines on June 27-28. 1986.

The Workshop was attended by participants from Indonesia, Philippines and Thailand; consultants, experts and observers from various institutions in the Philippines; Director of the SPAFA Sub-Centre for Fine Arts and SPAFA Co-ordinator.

Consultative Workshop on Researches and Documentation of Ethnic Music (WS-17-2)

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Volume 2: Country Reports

Technical Workshop on Ceramics (WS-16)

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The SPAFA Technical Workshop on Ceramics was held at the Main Auditorium of the National Library, Bangkok, Thailand. This Workshop was hosted jointly by the SPAFA Thai Sub-Centre and the SPAFA Co-ordinating Unit.

Participants in this Workshop included Delegates from the SPAFA Member Countries: Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand. Experts/Consultants and Observers from within and outside the region.

Consultative Workshop on Archaeological and Environmental Studies on Srivijaya (WS-15)

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The SPAFA Consultative Workshop on Archaeological and Environmental Studies on Srivijaya was held in Indonesia, in three venues : in Jakarta from September 17 to 19, 1985; in West Sumatra from September 20 to 23, 1985 ; and in North Sumatra from September 24 to 29, 1985. The Workshop was attended by participants from Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand; consultants, experts and observers from Indonesia, France, Japan, the Netherlands, Thailand and U.S.A. ; and the SPAFA Co-ordinator.

Consultative Workshop on Archaeological and Environmental Studies on Sriwijaya (WS-09)

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The SPAFA Consultative Workshop an Archaeological and Environmental Studies on Srivijaya was held in Indonesia at three venues: in Jakarta, from August 31 - September 2, 1982; in Palembang from September 2-6, 1982; and in Jambi from September 6-11,1982.

The Workshop was attended by participants from Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand, consultants and observers from Indonesia, Great Britain and France.

Seminar On Researches On Conservation Of Organic Materials (P-W1)

2021-01-16T08:29:35+07:00

The SPAFA Seminar on Researches on Conservcition of Organic Materials was conducted jointly by the SPAFA Sub-Centre for Prehistory and the SPAFA Co-ordinating Unit on March 9-14, 1982. This activity was mainly funded by UNESCO. Venue of the Seraimar was the National Arts Center in Hakilinrh Los Banos, Laguna, Phiilippines.

The seminar was attended by Official Delegates from the SPAFA participating memoer countries of Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand, SPAFA Officials, Resource Speakers and local observers.

Seminar on Technological Development and The Traditional Performing Arts (WS-07)

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The SPAFA Workshop on Technological Development and the Traditional Performing Arts convened jointly by the Directorate General of Culture of Indonesia and the SPAFA Coordinating Unit was held in Jakarta, Indonesia on December 15-20 ~ 1981. All proceeding, sessions and main reception here held at the Sabang Hotel.

Workshop on Ceramics of East and Southeast Asia (WS-06)

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The SPAFA Workshop on Ceramics of East and Southeast Asia was formally opened by The Hontb1e, the State Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Puan Hafsah Haji Harun at theRTM Auditorium, Kuching. The Minister pointed out the present trend in Southeast Asia towards affi.rmation of the national identity and racial cultural heritage. To this end, she expressed hope that the regional Workshop would help to achieve these goals. She also gave special mention to the honour given to the Sarawak Museum for having been chosen as venue of this regional activity of the SEAMEO Member States.

Workshop on Techniques of Restoration of Monuments (WS-05)

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Final report of a workshop organised in Jogjakarta in October 6-19, 1980.

Workshop on Teaching Techniques for Art Teachers in Schools (WS-04)

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Final Report of workshop held in Metro Manila, July 14-19, 1980

Workshop on Research on Srivijaya (WS-02)

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Final report on workshop held at Jakarta on March 12-17, 1979.

Workshop on the Preservation of Traditional Handicrafts (WS-01)

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Held in Manila, December 4-9, 1978

The SPAFA Workskhop on the Preservation of Traditional Handicrafts, sponsored by UNESCO,was held in the Philippines on December 4-9, 1978. It was hosted by the Design Center Philippines. The Chairman of the Workshop was Mr. Augusto Villalon Ill, President of the Crafts Council of the Philippines. The Workshop was attended by Participants and Observers from Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand.