Peripheral Southeast Asia

The areas peripheral to Southeast Asia include territories such as (but not limited to) India, Sri Lanka, Southern and Southwest China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Papua New Guinea and Australia.

To cite this page: Tan, Noel Hidalgo (2021, updated 24 August 2022) Peripheral Southeast Asia. Southeast Asian Archaeology. Available at: https://www.southeastasianarchaeology.com/peripheral-southeast-asia/
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These books are relevant to the archaeology and history of the peripheral areas of Southeast Asia such as South Asia, East Asia and Oceania. The list below is my personal recommendation based on what I have in my library, have read, or want to read myself. Newer books are higher up on the list. Some of these links are affiliate links and I may receive a commission if you click on them and make a purchase. For other sources of reliable academic information, you should also check out the books page for latest releases and the occassional free book, as well as the journals page for the latest scientific research.

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The news reports indexed below usually link to external sites that were active at the time of posting; sometimes websites may be temporarily down or may have reorganised their underlying architecture or have even closed down – in these cases the links may not be available. Most of the news articles archived are in English; this is largely because I do not have a working competency in other languages, although when I am made aware of stories other languages I try to index them.