The conference will be structured around two main thematic sections:
Day 1 – Intertwined Crossroads: Recent Research and Findings in Southeast Asian Archaeology
This session explores the historical and cultural complexity of Southeast Asia as a dynamic hub of interactions, emphasizing themes of interconnectedness, diversity, and regional integration. It highlights recent discoveries, theoretical advancements, and interdisciplinary approaches in Southeast Asian —predominantly Indonesian—archaeology.
Scholars are invited to present ongoing research in areas such as:
I. Human Migration and Dispersal's
II. Maritime Archaeology
III. Ancient Trade Networks
Day 2 – Bridging Continents: Archaeological Practice in Southeast Asia and Europe
This session focuses on the professional, legal, and social dimensions of archaeological practice in both Southeast Asia and Europe. It aims to encourage dialogue, exchange, and mutual learning while strengthening professional and methodological ties. Presentations will address comparative experiences and innovations in fieldwork, site management, heritage protection, and community engagement.
Topics include:
I. Methodologies and Innovations
II. Heritage Conservation and Management
III. Museums and Public Archaeology