Hoi An holds int’l archaeology training course

Hoi An holds int’l archaeology training course

Hoi An City has opened an international archaeology course in collaboration with the Institute of Archaeology under the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences.

Lasting until July 12, the course is attended by 36 people from 13 countries including the U.S., the Netherlands, Ireland, Hungary, Australia, Japan, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines, Cambodia and Vietnam.

Apart from theory, participants will make a field trip to Cham Islet.

International and Vietnamese experts are learning about shipwreck ceramics, maritime archeology, coastal and oceanography geophysical survey, diving and diving equipment, and relics.

Source: SGT

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