12,000-Year-Old Fashion Trend Reveals Ancient Unity Across Indonesian Islands [Paper]
via Antiquity, 15 August 2023: A new paper in Antiquity reports that reflective shell beads were a common trend 12,000 ...
Tag: Antiquity (journal)
UK-based peer-reviewed journal of archaeology owned by the Antiquity Trust.
[Paper] Tropical island adaptations in Southeast Asia during the Last Glacial Maximum: evidence from Palawan
via Antiquity, 01 August 2022: This paper by Ochoa et al. received some attention from the Philippine media recently, on ...
[Paper] Preceramic riverside hunter-gatherers and the arrival of Neolithic farmers in northern Luzon
via Antiquity, 01 June 2022: A paper by Hung et al. looking at the interactions between indigenous hunter-gatherers and immigrant ...
Three Recent Papers about Thai Archaeology
Here are three recently-published papers about Thai Archaeology that may be of interest, from Antiquity and the Journal of World ...
[Paper] Isotopic insights into the jar-and-coffin mortuary ritual of the Cardamom Mountains, Cambodia
via Antiquity, 19 October 2020: A paper analysing the populations of the jar burial culture in Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains.
[Paper] The Palaeolithic stone assemblage of Kota Tampan, West Malaysia
via Antiquity, 01 September 2020: A technological analysis of the stone tools from Kota Tampan in Perak.
[Paper] A prehistoric copper-production centre in central Thailand: its dating and wider implications
Another paper in Antiquity about Thailand from Higham et al., dealing with copper production in central Thailand.
[Paper] Forging empire: Angkorian iron smelting, community and ritual practice at Tonle Bak
via Antiquity, 10 December 2019: New paper on iron smelting in Cambodia.
Mahendraparvata: an early Angkor-period capital defined through airborne laser scanning at Phnom Kulen
via Antquity, 15 October 2019: New paper in Antiquity about the archaeological remains on Phnom Kulen which were revealed through ...
![[Paper] Burial traditions in early Mid-Holocene Island Southeast Asia: new evidence from Bubog-1, Ilin Island, Mindoro Occidental](https://y8b3h6z9.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/10.15184@aqy.2018.jpg)
[Paper] Burial traditions in early Mid-Holocene Island Southeast Asia: new evidence from Bubog-1, Ilin Island, Mindoro Occidental
via Antiquity, 12 August 2019: Report on flexed burials on Ilin Island, Philippines.
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