[Call for Papers] Advances in the Bioarchaeology of Southeast Asia
via the International Journal of Osteoarchaeology: A call for papers on bioarchaeology. Deadline is 28 February 2025.
Tag: bioarchaeology
News reports and information about Southeast Asian bioarchaeology and bioanthropology dealing with human remains.
See also: bones, burials and burial jars
[Video] Understanding An Ancient Amputation with Dr. Melandri Vlok
Podcast/YouTube video interview with Dr. Melandri Vlok on the recent paper about prehistoric amputation in Borneo.
[Paper] A Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Understanding Hong Kong’s Past: Bioanthropological, Biomolecular, and Zooarchaeological Methods
via Journal of the Hong Kong Archaeological Society, 2024: Highlighting this paper by Cheung et al. published in the Journal ...
[Paper] Interpersonal violence in colonial era in Papua, Indonesia: A case study of trauma patterns of a Biak individual
Study of Biak woman's skull in colonial Papua suggests execution-style death, illuminating Indonesia's violent past.
[Talk] Eat, Move, Die Program: Long-Term Dynamics and Interactions between Health, Environment, and Society through Diet, Mobility, and Disease in the Philippines by Elle Lim
via UP School of Archaeology: Readers in Manila may be interested in this talk on Wednesday (22 March 2023) by ...
Researchers study ancient skeletons, bone fragments
via Phnom Penh Post, 13 March 2023: How some skeletons and bone fragments found in Cambodia are being studied by ...
Human Osteology Short Courses at The University of Sheffield
via University of Sheffield: Readers in the UK may be interested in this in-person short course on Human Osteology organised ...
[Paper] Surgical amputation of a limb 31,000 years ago in Borneo
via Nature, 07 Sep 2022: One of the biggest science stories from yesterday was a new paper in Nature describing ...
What is a bioarchaeologist?
via University of Sydney, 06 September 2022: A profile on Dr Melandri Vlok, a bioarchaeologist who works in Southeast Asia
[Paper] Examining prehistoric diet at Tung Wan Tsai, Ma Wan Island, Hong Kong through stable isotope analysis
via Jorunal of Island and Coastal Archaeology, 27 February 2022: A paper on prehistoric remains from Hong Kong.
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