Tag: radiocarbon dating

Bidong shipwreck in Malaysia dated to 1500-1550 CE through ceramics and wood analysis, revealing insights into 16th-century Southeast Asian trade.

Study on Indonesia's 'oldest pyramid' at Gunung Padang retracted over flawed dating and lack of human-linked artifacts. (roundup post)

New research corrects dating of Guangxi's prehistoric shell mounds, indicating a narrower development timeframe during the Early Holocene.

A new round of funding of up to AUD$5,000 is open for nationals of Indonesia and Timor Leste. Deadline 29 ...

New study reveals Halin in Myanmar as a key site from the 3rd millennium BC to 2nd millennium AD, potentially ...

Gunung Padang's claim as the 'world's oldest pyramid' meets scientific skepticism amid nationalistic debate.

via Archaeological Research in Asia, December 2023: Paper by Shaw et al. reports on radiocarbon dates at the Đầu Rằm ...

via Archaeological Prospection, 20 October 2023: A controversial new paper on Gunung Padang purpots it to be 25,000 years old, ...

via Sccop.my, 29 October 2023: Two academics are at odds over the dating of the ancient port civilization of Sg ...

via 23 March 2023: The Penang state government will ask for the assistance of the Dutch authorities to carbon-date ancient ...