Southeast Asian Studies: Southeast Asian Digital Archives

Journal covering prehistory of the Indo-Pacific region

The University of Washington collaborated with the Archaeology Department at Gadjah Mada University of Yogyakarta; the Institute of Archaeology in Hanoi; and the Department of Fine Arts at Silapakorn University on Bangkok to make these report materials more easily available to the international community of archaeological researchers.

Bertil Lintner (born 1953) is a Swedish journalist, author and strategic consultant who has been writing about Asia for nearly four decades.

A Collection of journals and magazines out of Myanmar, including: Living Colour; Shwe Mandalay; 7 Day News Journal; The Yati

Photographic slides taken by journalist Elizabeth Becker of Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge.

The University of Washington Libraries collaborated with Anthropology Ph.D. student, Evi Sutrisno, who was conducting her dissertation field research on Chinese Indonesian Confucianism, to digitize the rare and fragile Sino-Malay literature owned by two temple libraries in Java.

This is a collection of digitized photographs, slides, and fieldnotes created by Charles F. Keyes and E. Jane Keyes while they conducted fieldwork in Thailand in the 1960s.

Scans of Peter Kunstadter's slides and photographs, 1960s, primarily of ethnic Lua’ and Karen communities in Northern Thailand.