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In the footsteps of the teak wallahs in northern Thailand: legacy of logging on show

In the footsteps of the teak wallahs in northern Thailand: legacy of logging on show
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Thailand Celebrates Return of Two Sculptures Repatriated by The Met

The 11th-century artifacts had been held by the museum for three decades and connected to art dealer Douglas Latchford.

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Looted, bought, lost—academics and activists work to repatriate Thailand s ancient treasures

Looted, bought, lost—academics and activists work to repatriate Thailand s ancient treasures
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Metropolitan Museum of Art Signs Cultural Agreement with Thailand

The agreement was signed by museum director Max Hollein and Thailand's director general Phnombootra Chandrajoti.

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History fades as rising sea levels slowly destroy Thailand s temple murals

theguardian.com Saltwater damage could see precious historical Buddhist artworks dating back hundreds of years slowly fade entirely from view by Rebecca Ratcliffe and Navaon Siradapuvadol in NonthaburiWed 29 Nov 2023 02.37 GMT Inside Wat Prasat, a temple in Nonthaburi, just north of Bangkok. Thailand. The temple contains faded, salt-damaged murals. The salt damage comes from rising sea…

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