Australian archaeologist associated with the Australian National University.
42,000-year-old human occupation in Tanimbar Islands reveals early maritime technology and resource exploitation, shedding light on ancient migration routes. #southeastasianarchaeology ...
Sue O'Connor of ANU has been elected as an International Fellow of the British Academy, honoring her significant contributions to ...
Examining Pleistocene human dispersal in southern Wallacea, focusing on societal changes, maritime adaptations, and emergence of new technologies and artistic ...
Readers in Canberra may be interested in this talk by Prof. Sue O'Connor for this year's Mulvaney Lecture on 3 ...
via PLoSOne: A new Open Access paper by Shipton et al. about the archaeology of Obi Island in northern Maluku, ...
via ANU E-press: New free E-book on the archaeology of Sulawesi edited by O'Connor et al.
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New paper on newly-discovered rock art on Kisar Island, Indonesia by O'Connor et al. published in the Cambridge Archaeology Journal. ...
Researchers working in the Lene Hara Cave in eastern tip of East Timor have reported a previously-undiscovered set of stone ...
22 December 2006 (The Age, Sydney Morning Herald) - It's rare to hear about archaeological information from East Timor (Timor ...
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