Climate change and its effects for Sarawak’s cultural heritage
via New Sarawak Tribune, 27 December 2019: The third and final installment on a series about Sarawak's cultural heritage (see ...
Tag: University of New South Wales
Public university in Sydney, Australia.
Humans lived in Niah Caves 100,000 years ago
via Sarawak Tribune, 29 September 2019: Part of last week's International Conference on Archaeology, Prof. Darren Curnoe from Griffith University ...
Sarawak to re-submit bid to make Niah Caves Unesco heritage site
via Malay Mail, 22 January 2019: The Sarawak Government expresses renewed interest to nominate the Niah Caves as a World ...
3,500-year-old pumpkin spice? Archaeologists find earliest use of nutmeg as a food
via UW News, 03 October 2018: Nutmeg residues found in 3,500-year-old ceramics at Pulau Ay in Indonesia.
We found evidence of early humans in the jungles of Borneo
via The Conversation, 15 December 2017: Darren Curnoe of the University of New South Wales talks about his recent excavation ...
Follow Darren Curnoe on his Niah Caves excavation
Darren Curnoe of the University of New South Wales is on his three-week excavation of the Niah Caves in Sarawak ...
Papua New Guinea skull ‘world’s oldest tsunami victim’
via AFP-New Straits Times, 26 October 2017: A 6,000-year-old skull found in Papua New Guinea is likely the world’s oldest-known ...
Groslier's thesis on Angkor's fall gains credence
50 years ago, French archaeologist Bernard-Philippe Groslier's theorised that Angkor's sudden abandonment was due to a massive failure in the ...
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