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 ...
Tag: Bones
News and information about skeletal remains in Southeast Asia, including bone artifacts and animal bones.
See: skull, mandible, bioarchaeology
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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