[Paper] Risk and low-density dispersed urbanism
The study of ancient low-density cities like Angkor reveals vulnerabilities that modern sprawling cities face under climate change, emphasizing the ...
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News reports and information about published journal articles, book chapters and research papers about Southeast Asian archaeology
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[Paper] Broken Buddhas, burials, and sanctuary-adjacent sanctuaries: the ancestral animist archaeologies of Angkor’s ancient places and things
Angkor Thom's ancient sites reveal enduring spiritual significance through ancestral animist practices, highlighting the dynamic reuse of ancient Cambodian religious ...
[Paper] Early Holocene exploitation of taro and yam among southern East Asian hunter-gatherers
Southern East Asian hunter-gatherers exploited taro and yam 10,000 years ago, supporting population growth before rice farming. #southeastasianarchaeology #Holocene #China ...
[Paper] Winstedt, colonialism and the Malaysian history wars
Richard Winstedt's colonial-era writings significantly shaped Malaysian history narratives, sparking ongoing debates and alternative perspectives among local historians. #southeastasianarchaeology #Malaysia ...
[Paper] Late Middle Pleistocene micromammals of the Bianfudong paleolithic site, Heqing, western Yunnan – ScienceDirect
Bianfudong site in Heqing, Yunnan, reveals 638 micromammal fossils, suggesting a cooler climate during the late Middle Pleistocene. #southeastasianarchaeology #China ...
[Paper] Stable Isotope Variation in East and Southeast Asian Marine Ecosystems and its Relevance for Archaeological Analysis
Isotope analysis of fish bones and enamel reveals insights into ancient marine diets and ecosystems in Southeast Asia. #MarineEcosystems #southeastasianarchaeology
[Paper] Abrupt onset of intensive human occupation 44,000 years ago on the threshold of Sahul
New archaeological evidence shows intensive human occupation in Timor 44,000 years ago, suggesting a major migration phase bypassing Timor for ...
[Paper] Some Implications of Pleistocene Figurative Rock Art in Indonesia and Australia
Indonesia's Pleistocene rock art, some of the oldest in the world, suggests historical links with early Australian art, reshaping our ...
[Paper] Staple or delicacy: Sea urchin exploitation over the last 40,000 years at Makpan Cave, Alor Island
Study reveals sea urchins were a staple food at Makpan Cave, Alor Island, since ∼43,000 years ago, showcasing early human ...
[Paper] The Archaeology of the Empress Place Site, Singapore (2015)
2015 excavation at Singapore's Empress Place uncovers 14th-century artifacts, highlighting Temasek's role as a historic maritime port.
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