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The term "mandala" is often used in scholarly literature to describe the polities, the temple architecture and other aspects of Southeast As... -
The Chinese legendary histories tell of us warfare between totemic clans that preceded the formation of the dynastic Chinese state. The inf...
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An entheogen generally refers to a mind or mood-altering substance, often hallucinogenic, that supposedly generates profound spiritual expe...
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The Tree of Jesse is another Romanesque-Gothic motif worth examining for evidence for the eastern influence that I have suggested was largel... -
I have noted that rising sea levels and natural disasters played a big role in the Nusantao and previous Sundaland migrations. Also covere...
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One can see similarities in architecture and motifs over these vast areas that seems to indicate rather continuous contacts. The interaction...
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Following up on my posts on the evidence of "Tantric" eastern influences in Romanesque Europe , one very interesting element that pops up in... -
The Luzon pottery or Rusun-yaki, was renowned for its value in Japan, during the 16th century. Jars have a long history of sacred and med...
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The oral traditions involving the mountains Pinatubo and Arayat are quite vast, and I want to give an outline of some of these along with a ... -
Southeast Asian metallurgy has been a source of controversy since the early dating of metal technology in places like Ban Chiang and Non Nok...
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