[Paper] Aggrandisers and the first copper-base metallurgy in Southeast Asia
Ban Non Wat; Bronze Age; Neolithic; Thailand; copper-base metallurgy; social change; mortuary practices; aggrandisers; trade routes; burial goods; Upper Mun ...
Village in Nakhon Ratchasima province known for its Bronze Age burials.
Ban Non Wat; Bronze Age; Neolithic; Thailand; copper-base metallurgy; social change; mortuary practices; aggrandisers; trade routes; burial goods; Upper Mun ...
via Archaeology of Food and Foodways, 20 February 2023: Salt-fermented fish has been a staple food in Northeast Thailand for ...
via Thai PBS, 19 June 2022: A documentary about the Ban Non Wat site in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand. The video ...
via Advances in Archaeomaterials, 16 June 2022:
via PNAS, 06 June 2022: A meta-analysis of chicken in archaeological contexts suggest that the first known domesticated chicken are ...
Prof. Charles Higham, new reports and books available for download on his website.
via Vidyodaya Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 5 January 2021: A paper by Kanthilatha identifying the occupation patterns in ...
via Prof. Charles Higham: Another set of videos from his previous excavations in Thailand.
Sharing some archival videos of excavations in Thailand from Prof. Charles Higham. He also made available his archive of notes ...
via @alisonincambo, 16 March 2020: A bit of levity in these dire times. Dr. Alison Carter of the University of ...
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