Region of Indonesian islands located in deep waters between the Sunda and Sahul continental shelves.
42,000-year-old human occupation in Tanimbar Islands reveals early maritime technology and resource exploitation, shedding light on ancient migration routes. #southeastasianarchaeology ...
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Readers may be interested in this Open Access volume edited by Ono and Pawlik looking at the prehistory of human ...
Indonesia's Pleistocene rock art, some of the oldest in the world, suggests historical links with early Australian art, reshaping our ...
Examining Pleistocene human dispersal in southern Wallacea, focusing on societal changes, maritime adaptations, and emergence of new technologies and artistic ...
Earliest known human burials in Wallacea, dated 15.5–14.7 ka, reveal maritime adaptations and ritualized funerary rites on Kisar Island, Indonesia.
The latest issue of World Archaeology has the theme of Islands and Hominin Adaptation, with a number of papers related ...
via World Archaeology, 09 February 2023: This paper by O'Connor et al. explores the spread of human occupation in Wallacea ...
Readers in Canberra may be interested in this talk by Prof. Sue O'Connor for this year's Mulvaney Lecture on 3 ...
via Nature Ecology and Evolution, 09 June 2022: Genome sequences from 16 ancient humans shed light on the population explosion ...
via PLOS One, 29 September 2021: A new paper by Brumm et al. on a Pleistocene human who lived in ...
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