Appeal: Preserving Evidence of the Khmer Rouge Genocide
A appeal to help with the archaeology of the recent past: a team of forensic anthropologists needs funds to analyse ...
Tag: bioarchaeology
News reports and information about Southeast Asian bioarchaeology and bioanthropology dealing with human remains.
See also: bones, burials and burial jars
Cemetery in Vanuatu sheds light on the Polynesians in the Pacific
Bones from a 3,000-year-old cemetery in Vanuatu suggest that the earliest humans in the pacific were more similar to that ...
Taiwan’s oldest human is younger than thought
Taiwanese prehistory may need a major rewrite, after fossils once thought to be 20,000 years old have been re-dated to ...
Red Deer Cave bones in Southwest China raises new questions about human origins
A recent study published in PLOS One analyses the bones from the Red Deer Cave of Yunnan province and suggests ...
Teeth study of H. floresiensis unlike any other, suggests new species
A new study on the tooth morphology of Homo floresiensis suggests that they may be not be a group deformed ...
Largest-ever rat fossils discovered in East Timor
Very pleased to see my former colleagues at the ANU featured in this news - the discovery of the largest ...
Exhibition on the Jar Burials of Cambodia
My friend Nancy Beavan organised an exhibition at the National Museum in Phnom Penh on her work investigating the jar ...
Job Posting: Assistant Professor of Paleoanthropology (Boston University)
Boston University is looking for a biological anthropologist in a tenure-track position. The Department of Anthropology invites applications from biological ...
The Jar Burials of the Cardamom Mountains
The Royal Society of New Zealand has a feature and photo gallery on Dr Nancy Beavan's (disclosure, friend of mine) ...
Job posting: Bioarchaeology Professor, Cornell University
A job opening at Cornell University for a bioarchaeologist, with a focus in Asia. The Department of Anthropology at Cornell ...
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