Special: Six new Neolithic burials from Sarawak revealed
This morning, the Centre for Archaeology Research, Malaysia at Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) in Penang unveiled two sets of burials ...
Tag: bioarchaeology
News reports and information about Southeast Asian bioarchaeology and bioanthropology dealing with human remains.
See also: bones, burials and burial jars
Putting skulls back together again
Seems like a slow week in the archaeology world of Southeast Asia, so here's some pictures of the archaeological material ...
Unearthing Malacca's earliest skeletons
Remember the ancient bastions of fortress Malacca that was discovered late 2006 (see here and here)? There were also four ...
Malacca state seeks follow-up on ancient bones
After a period of silence, the state of Malacca is trying to find out what's the story behind the bones ...
You mean the Hobbit has cousins down south?
Mike Morwood, one of the discoverers of the Flores hobbit, is attempting to locate more dimunitive humans in Australia's Northern ...
You mean the Hobbit’s a clown now?
In an off-tangent study of the diminutive bones from Flores, Indonesia, it turns out that the hobbit had flat, clown-like ...
New prehistoric site found in South Philippines
Skeletal remains have been discovered near Maitum, in Southern Philippines near another famous prehistoric site. View Larger Map New Artifact ...
Palau skeletons and Homo floresiensis on National Public Radio
The National Public Radio's Science Friday programme has a 12-minute interview with Lee Berger, the principal investigator of the Palau ...
More "Hobbits" found, in Micronesia now
Following the suggestion from last week's controversial paper about the nature of the Flores Hobbits comes a new discovery that ...
'Warrior Women' unearthed in Cambodia
15 November 2007 (Yahoo News) - An excavation at Phum Snay reveals 35 skeletons, five of which are women who ...
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