[Paper] Do Pleistocene rock paintings depict Sulawesi warty pigs (Sus celebensis) with a domestication character?
via Archaeology in Oceania, 06 August 2021: A paper by Brumm et al. looking at the depiction of pigs from ...
Tag: South Sulawesi (province)
Indonesian province in Sulawesi Island.
Murals on the Rocks: Art at the Dawn of Civilisation
via Unreserved Media, 01 August 2021: A listicle featuring rock art sites in Southeast Asia - the 40,000-year-old rock art ...
[Paper] A standardised classification scheme for the Mid-Holocene Toalean artefacts of South Sulawesi, Indonesia
via PLoS One, 26 May 2021: A paper by Perston et al. providing a complete technological description of the Maros ...
[Paper] The effects of climate change on the Pleistocene rock art of Sulawesi
via Nature Scientific Reports, 13 May 2021: A paper by Huntley et al. on how the oldest rock art in ...
Finding and Losing the World’s Oldest Art in Sulawesi
via Sapiens, 27 April 2021: A retired anthropologist revisits the cave paintings in Sulawesi, known to be some of the ...
What the Oldest Known Cave Painting Reveals About Early Humans (and What It Doesn’t)
via Discover Magazine, 17 April 2021: A feature on the recent discovery of ancient rock art in Sulawesi and contextualising ...
Flaking stone activity in the tradition of iron smelting from the 8th to 17th centuries AD in the Matano region, South Sulawesi, Indonesia
via Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, April 2021: A paper by Suryatman et al. on iron-smelting sites in South Sulawesi.
The tale behind the world’s oldest known cave painting
via The Straits Times, 25 January 2020: ST carried a feature on the discovery of the 45,000-year-old pig painting in ...
[Paper] Oldest cave art found in Sulawesi
via Science Advances, 13 January 2021: If the headline sounds familiar, it's because the 'oldest' rock art keeps getting found ...
[Paper] Development of Stone Flake Artifact Technology in the Early Half of Holocene at Leang Batti, South Sulawesi
via Berkala Arkeologi, November 2020: A recent paper by Suryatman et al. about stone tools in South Sulawesi.
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