How 16,700-Year-Old Beads Unlock Borneo’s Hidden Social Complexity [Paper]
via Journal of Archaeological Science, 26 August 2023: Paper by Maloney et al. analyzes a 16,700-year sequence of marine shell ...
Shells in archaeological contexts.
via Journal of Archaeological Science, 26 August 2023: Paper by Maloney et al. analyzes a 16,700-year sequence of marine shell ...
via Antiquity, 15 August 2023: A new paper in Antiquity reports that reflective shell beads were a common trend 12,000 ...
via World Archaeology, 09 February 2023: This paper by O'Connor et al. explores the spread of human occupation in Wallacea ...
via Taipei Times, 28 July 2022: Shell tool production site unearthed in Southern Taiwan, revealing connections with Austronesian sites in ...
via South China Morning Post, 04 April 2022: Prehistoric diets of Hong Kong - this paper was featured earlier.
via Quaternary Science Reviews, 1 February 2022: Results from Liang Jon, a rockshelter in Borneo straddling the late Pleistocene to ...
via Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology, 08 December 2020: A new paper by Tsang et al. provides a rare ...
via Quarternary Science Reviews, Sep 2020: A new paper by Kealy et al. reveals a new oldest Pleistocene cave site ...
via The Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology, 19 July 2020: Research on the Guar Kepah site in Penang, Malaysia.
via Kumparan, 27 June 2020: A story in Bahasa about the history of shell currency in Papua. Thanks to Hari ...
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