Palau bones are not hobbits
Well, it had to happen soon enough. After the controversial discovery of similar hobbit-like skeletons from Micronesian Palau, a joint ...
Tag: bioarchaeology
News reports and information about Southeast Asian bioarchaeology and bioanthropology dealing with human remains.
See also: bones, burials and burial jars
Prehistoric skeletal remains found in Taiwan
Archaeologists in Taiwan are hoping to get independent reviews of skeletal remains found in Liang Island, about 200 miles west ...
Red Deer Cave People: another set of new, old humans
I've been slow in getting this news out which has been floating about a week already. An article in PLoS ...
Excavations of Burial Sites at Vietnamese Re-Education Camps by The Returning Casualty
And now, for archaeology of a more recent time. The Returning Casualty is a American-Vietnamese charity whose work involves the excavation ...
Sarawak Museum to reacquire Niah Cave bones from US
The Sarawak Museum announced a plan to repatriate a set of bones from the Niah Cave that were placed in ...
Another skeleton discovered at Gua Bewah
The Terengganu Museum announces the discovery of a second skeleton at Gua Bewah, in the Lake Kenyir region. The first ...
Prehistoric remains uncovered in Bohol
Prehistoric remains and earthenware have been discovered in a cave in Bohol province in Central Philippines, although it looks as ...
Metal age burial site discovered in Myanmar
Archaeologists have unearthed a large metal age cemetery, with at least 35 individuals, thought to be from the Bronze or ...
Research on Gua Bewah skeleton coming to an end
Research on the oldest skeletal remains found in peninsular Malaysia is rounding up, although the gender of the skeleton still ...
Bewah skeleton may not be a 'man' after all
Malaysia's oldest skeleton Bewah Man may not be a 'man' after all, as researchers have not yet been able to ...
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