A blog about archaeology and related issues in Cambodia. The real problem with taking naked photos at Angkor. Apparently there has been yet another incident of tourists taking nude photos at Angkor. Was a photo of an Asian female that was posted on Facebook. Involved a group of Frenchman who were deported. Got two American sisters kicked out of Cambodia. The Angkor Archaeological Park is a place of great pri.

Current News in Mortuary Archaeology and Bioarchaeology. Update and The Beauty of Post-Mortem Photography. Reassessing Markers of Stress in Medieval London. An article popped up in my news feed yesterday.

Discussion of the archaeological ethics surrounding the collecting of antiquities and archaeological material. The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts will be hosting a symposium. It will explore some of the themes emerging from the exhibition, The Horse in Ancient Greek Art. Reported archaeological finds in Essex. I have been working through the data included in the RSA Heritage Index.

Remembering the Lost Sculptures of Kathmandu. This project by artist Joy Lynn Davis documents community response to the theft of stone sculptures from the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal through a series of photo-realistic paintings and research about the sites where the sculptures originated. NEPAL ART COUNCIL, Kathmandu, Nepal.

EVERYDAY SOMEWHERE AROUND THE WORLD, A NEW DISCOVERY ABOUT OUR ANCIENT PAST IS POSSIBLE. LOOTING TO FEED THE ILLICIT ANTIQUITIES TRADE MAKES LEARNING FROM THIS NEW DISCOVERY IMPOSSIBLE. TO SAVE OUR UNDISCOVERED PAST. TO FEED THE BLACK MARKET.

A running commentary on the perception of chemistry, drugs and science within everyday life. Monday, 3 December 2012. Welcome to another instalment of Chemical of the Week. This week, we shall have a very brief look at an interesting organic compound. You could conceivably make big signs or host a big event, or you could do what Graham Richards.