Peer-reviewed journal focusing on quaternary science published by Elsevier.
42,000-year-old human occupation in Tanimbar Islands reveals early maritime technology and resource exploitation, shedding light on ancient migration routes. #southeastasianarchaeology ...
New speleothem records from Thailand detail an early shift in the Indian Summer Monsoon during the Younger Dryas, reshaping Holocene ...
Late Pleistocene to Holocene hunter-gatherers in NW Thailand adapted to rainforest life later than neighbors, without lithic changes.
Research reveals early Homo sapiens in Laos lived in C3 forests around 86,000 years ago, showcasing adaptability to fluctuating environmental ...
Archaeological study reveals Sahul's vast submerged land off Australia, once home to up to 500,000 people, reshaped by sea level ...
via Quaternary Science Reviews, 15 December 2023: Recent dating advancements have significantly altered our understanding of human evolution in Southeast ...
via Quaternary Science Reviews, 01 February 2023: Paper by Hilgen et al. identifies two distinct fills at the Trinil site, ...
via Quaternary Science Reviews, 1 February 2022: Results from Liang Jon, a rockshelter in Borneo straddling the late Pleistocene to ...
via Quaternary Science Reviews, 1 February 2021: A new paper by Chawchai et al. reconstructing the palaeoclimate using data from ...
via Quaternary Science Reviews, 1 January 2021: Paper by Hall et al. on the land use history of Angkor Thom ...
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