Digital Humanities Asia/And Science Hub
A collaborative platform for sharing and preserving the cultural heritage of the Asia-Pacific region.
DHASH (Digital Humanities Asia/And Science Hub) is an Asia-Pacific university collaboration under SOI Asia, building an Open Science Infrastructure (OSI) to support Digital Humanities activities and research across the region. This digital archive integrates 3D models, images, audio, and encoded texts of cultural resources — from the traditional Sarangi of Nepal and the ancient temples of East Java to the historic Batu Aceh tombstones — contributed by Tribhuvan University, Universitas Brawijaya, Universitas Syiah Kuala, and Keio University.
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Nisan Aceh Collection 3D-scanned historic tombstones (Nisan) of the Aceh Sultanate (16th–19th c.), Banda Aceh, Indonesia -
Malang Candi Collection 3D-documented ancient Hindu-Buddhist temples of Malang, East Java (8th–13th c.), Indonesia -
Sarangi Collection A traditional Nepali bowed string instrument of the Gandharva community, preserved in 3D with playable sound samples
Browse by institution
Universitas Syiah Kuala Universitas Brawijaya Tribhuvan University
Explore the repository
Dive into the archive — rotate 3D models of tombstones, temples, and instruments, or discover each collection from the map of the Asia-Pacific region.
This archive is currently under active development. Feedback is welcome: 5ki-miyakita@keio.jp