The Pulau Saigon Site Report, 1988-1989
Surface finds were collected in late 1989 and early 1990 from a site on the opposite bank and further up the Singapore River from Fort Canning.
The Empress Place (EMP) Site: A Preliminary Report of the 1998 Excavation
This was the fourth formal excavation in Singapore, the first on the banks of the Singapore River, done under the auspices of the National Heritage Board.
The Istana Kampung Gelam (IKG) Site: A Preliminary Report, 2000
The grounds of the former palace of the Sultan of Singapore yielded a rich assortment of artefacts from the 1790s and onwards.
Colombo Court Site Report, 2000
Excavations in 2000 yielded many 14th century artefacts.
The Singapore Cricket Club Excavation Site Report, April 2003
This 2003 excavation revealed the Padang to be rich in 14th century remains.
The St. Andrew's (STA) Preliminary Site Report, 2003–2004
More than 300,000 artifacts were excavated in this important 2003 excavation, on the grounds of the St Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore.
Dieng Temple Complex Excavation Site Report, June 2010
An excavation conducted with the objective of recovering remains of habitation on the plateau, one the largest concentrations of Hindu temples in Java. Location: Central Java, Indonesia
The Fort Canning Spice Garden Site Report, 2010
An excavation in 2010, which allowed researchers to identify the site as a footpath leading up the hill. Location: Singapore
Myanmar-Singapore Archaeology Training Project (MSATP), 2014–2020
Analysis of earthenwares found in the early excavation of the palace of Anawrahta and Kyanzittha, Bagan, Myanmar. Bilingual report in English and Burmese.
The Archaeology of the Empress Place Site, Singapore (2015)
a large-scale rescue excavation by the ISEAS Archaeology unit, with funding and support from the National Heritage Board (NHB), the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA), the Ministry of National Development, and private donors.
The Lingga Wreck: An Early 12th Century Southeast Asian Ship with a Chinese Cargo
This wreck was salvaged under Indonesian law in 2016 and 2017. Archaeaologist Michael Flecker was allowed to survey the site in late 2017.
Site Report on the Fort Canning Dig 2018 (September 2–November 4) and Two Subsequent Visits
This rescue excavation was carried out in areas to be affected by renovation works in preparation for Singapore's Bicentennial year.
The Temasek Wreck Blue-and-White Porcelain Database: Distribution and Composition
This shipwreck site was excavated by the Archaeology Unit of the ISEAS – Yusof Ishak Institute, on behalf of Singapore's National Heritage Board, dated to the 14th Century.
Kota Kandis - forthcoming
Location: Jambi, Sumatra, Indonesia
Fort York, Benkulu - forthcoming
Location: Bengkulu, Sumatra, Indonesia
Trowulan site surveys - forthcoming
A series of surveys of the city area of Trowulan, East Java, Indonesia
Kota Cina - forthcoming
Excavations of a Song-period city near Medan, Sumatra, Indonesia