Upcoming Online Lecture
Series: Gaps in Southeast Asian Archaeology
Lecture 1: Critical Gaps in Southeast Asian Archaeological Research: Theory and Methodology
SEAMEO SPAFA is pleased to invite you to the first lecture in our new online series, Gaps in Southeast Asian Archaeology, which aims to address significant theoretical and methodological challenges shaping the field of Southeast Asian archaeology today.
This opening session will feature two lectures by leading scholars, focusing on the disconnect between theory and practice, and the need to integrate advanced scientific methodologies in archaeological research across the region.
Event Details
Date: Saturday, 14 June 2025
Time: 12:00 PM (UTC+07, Bangkok time)
Platform: Zoom (Online)
Registration: Click here to register or scan the QR code on the banner.
️Lecture Topics & Speakers
Lecture 1.1 – Theoretical Gaps in Southeast Asian Archaeology
Speaker: Professor Rasmi Shoocongdej
Department of Archaeology, Silpakorn University
This talk will explore the limited integration of contemporary archaeological theory in Southeast Asian research and propose strategies to enhance theoretical engagement in the region.
Lecture 1.2 – Methodological Gaps in Southeast Asian Archaeology
Speaker: Professor Miriam Stark
Department of Anthropology, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
This presentation examines the underutilization of advanced archaeological methods in Southeast Asia and offers insights into improving methodological adoption for better data acquisition and interpretation.
️Why Attend?
This lecture will offer valuable insights for archaeologists, heritage professionals, students, and researchers interested in advancing archaeological scholarship in Southeast Asia. Through expert perspectives and critical discussion, the session aims to foster academic dialogue and collaboration.
