Bronze age woman burial discovered in Vientiane
A skeleton of a woman, estimated to be from the Bronze Age, was discovered during roadworks Vientiane. Ancient skeleton found ...
Tag: bioarchaeology
News reports and information about Southeast Asian bioarchaeology and bioanthropology dealing with human remains.
See also: bones, burials and burial jars
Philippine caves looted
Philippine archaelogist Victor Paz sounds an alert over the theft of bones from two burial caves in Palawan. The bones ...
3,000-year-old human remains found in Sumatra
A set of 3,000-year-old human remains, interpreted as a burial of royalty with guards, have been unearthed in South Sumatra. ...
Update on the French-Indonesian archaeological collaboration in 2010
The French Embassy in Indonesia has a short report on the French-Indonesian archaeological collaboration held this year on the changing ...
Repatriating skeletons and nominating Niah as a World Heritage Site
The Borneo Archaeology Seminar just concluded in Miri yesterday. I was hoping to attend to listen to a couple of ...
Human remains found in Sumatra
Archaeologists report the discovery of human remains and prehistoric stone tools in Aceh, northern Sumatra. Prehistoric Remains Found in Aceh ...
Sarcophagi containing human skeletons found in Bali
Two stone sarcophagi containing human remains have been found in Bali. The sarcophagi are said to be around 2,500 years ...
The bone that could change Filipino history
Another piece of the Callao Man find, a small foot bone found in the Philippines that suggests humans were in ...
An unusual human foot find from the Philippines
The news of an unusual hominid foot bone was first announced at the IPPA Congress last year, raising the possibility ...
Hobbits went Out of Africa a million years earlier?
The Observer's Science Editor has an update on the latest developments in Hobbit research - and how they might have ...
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