Learn the science of the Hobbit in this free online course
The University of Wollonggong is offering a free online course on the science of Homo floresiensis, one of the most ...
Tag: bioarchaeology
News reports and information about Southeast Asian bioarchaeology and bioanthropology dealing with human remains.
See also: bones, burials and burial jars
New Paper: Bioarchaeology of Care in the Metal Period, Philippines
Vlok et al on a case of disability care in Metal Age Philippines 10.1002/oa.2588 Abstract A case of disability in ...
Reassessing the Deep Skull from Niah
A study of the Deep Skull from Niah has some new interpretations - female, not male;and likely originating from East ...
Another Hobbit paper argues against Down Syndrome theory
While the excitement was brewing over the discovery of 700,000-year-old hobbit bones in Flores, another paper published at the same ...
Possible Hobbit ancestors found in Flores, dating 700,000 years
A new paper out in Nature last month detail the find of tiny hominid bones in Flores, home of H. ...
Massive prehistoric grave site discovered in Taiwan
Archaeologists in Taiwan report the discovery of a 5000-year-old grave site, with a particular set of bones described as a ...
The first portable art from Southeast Asia
The Cambodia Daily report about recent excavations at Laang Spean focuses on the possible cannibalistic angle, but I am more ...
Hobbits older than expected
A new paper in Nature has revised the dates of the Hobbit, once thought to be 12,000 years old, to ...
New burials found at the Plain of Jars
Exciting new research coming out of our colleagues from Laos and Australia: preliminary research from the Plain of Jars have ...
Cranial analysis of hobbit suggests no relation to modern humans
A new paper published in the Journal of Human Evolution compares the cranial structures of modern humans and homo florsiensis ...
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