The Indonesian Island of Sulawesi Is an Evolutionary Puzzle
via Discover Magazine, 19 May 2021: Sulawesi's role in understanding ancient migration routes to Australia.
Referring to the late stone age period marked in Southeast Asia with the appearance of polished stone tools, crop domestication (particularly rice) and animal domestication
via Discover Magazine, 19 May 2021: Sulawesi's role in understanding ancient migration routes to Australia.
Here are three recently-published papers about Thai Archaeology that may be of interest, from Antiquity and the Journal of World ...
via Jurnal Arkeologi Malaysia, December 2020: A paper by Narayanan et al. on new discoveries in Pahang. The article is ...
via New Straits Times, 23 February 2021: The Neolithic shell midden site of Guar Kepah in Penang has been recognised ...
via UCLA: Readers may be interested in this talk by Dr. Stephen Acabado on February 5. Registration is required.
via Vietnam Express, 13 November 2020: A story on how a Vietnamese collector has amassed 15,000 prehistoric stone tools from ...
via Anthropological Science, 07 October 2020: A new paper examines the 2,700-year-old bones of the Escalon Man, named after a ...
via Matichon, 12 July 2020: Thai article about a newly-discovered Neolithic cemetery site in Thailand's Ang Thong province. Can any ...
via EurekaAlerts, 17 April 2020: News release from the University of Otago on a new paper in Science Advances (see ...
via Science Advances, 25 March 2020: New discoveries from the Waim archaeological site in Papua New Guinea suggest the emergence ...
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