Images of Chinese, Indian, and European traders active in 17th-century Ayutthaya, Thailand
Beach harbor for the traditional fishing fleet on Lembata in Nusa Tenggara Timur Province, Indonesia
Kuredhivaru Mosque
The MAHS Maldives Field Team documenting a ritual site that was part of a coastal village which is now under over a meter of water due to accelerated coastal erosion in Noonu Atoll, Maldives
Kasiruta
The MAHS Indonesia Field Team heading upriver to document the ruins of the former capital of the Bacan Sultanate in Maluku Province, Indonesia
This boatyard along the banks of the Chao Phraya preserves the wooden hulls of a range of traditional rivercraft in Ayutthaya, Thailand
Traditional Muslim village overlooking Mutiara Bay on the island of Alor, Indonesia
Arabic calligraphy executed in traditional lacquer work on the ceiling of the old mosque at Ihavandhoo, Haa Alifu Atoll, Maldives.
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Thai dugout river craft (rue maad)
from the Ban Phraek Collection, Ayutthaya, Thailand (MAHS-THA-COL-005-O-0018)
Wapauwe Mosque
Explore the Muslim architectural traditions of Indonesia bia a virtual visit to Galeri Kaitetu, established with the support of Aliph in collaboration with the École Française d’Extrême-Orient and the MAHS on the grounds of the Wapauwe Mosque in Kaitetu on the island of Ambon in Maluku, Indonesia.
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