[Course] Archaeological Bone in Southeast Asia: Principles of On-Site Handling and Conservation
The Southeast Asian Regional Centre for Archaeology and Fine Arts is running an online course on the archaeology of human ...
Tag: Bones
News and information about skeletal remains in Southeast Asia, including bone artifacts and animal bones.
See: skull, mandible, bioarchaeology
Houseowner discovers 3,000 year old skeletons on land in Ang Thong province
via The Thaiger, 05 March 2021: Human bones found in Thailand's Ang Thong province - continuation from a story last ...
Penang’s Guar Kepah listed as National Heritage
via New Straits Times, 23 February 2021: The Neolithic shell midden site of Guar Kepah in Penang has been recognised ...
[Paper] Static allometry of a small-bodied omnivore: body size and limb scaling of an island fox and inferences for Homo floresiensis
via Journal of Human Evolution, December 2020: Comparing the limbs of an island fox with its mainland counterparts, this paper ...
Silpakorn students unearth human skeleton in Lopburi
via Bangkok Post, 03 December 2020: I visited the Silpakorn University field school last month in Lopburi province. They have ...
[Paper] An integrated study of the human skeletal remains discovered in Escalon Cave, northeastern Mindanao, the Philippines
via Anthropological Science, 07 October 2020: A new paper examines the 2,700-year-old bones of the Escalon Man, named after a ...
[Paper] Burial practices in the early mid-Holocene of the Wallacean Islands: A sub-adult burial from Gua Makpan, Alor Island, Indonesia
via Quaternary International, 28 October 2020: Caro et al. present the discovery of a Holocene child burial in Gua Makpan, ...
In pursuit of Perak Man, Malaysia’s prehistoric bomoh
via Free Malaysia Today, 13 October 2020: Travel story about visiting Gua Gunung Runtuh, the burial site of the Perak ...
Stegodon fossil discovered in Malaysia
via The Star, 10 October 2020: The first-ever discovery of a stegodon fossil in Malaysia.
[Paper] Fishbone artefacts from the Samrong Sen site, Cambodia, cast new light on Bronze Age networking between inland and coastal communities
via International Journal of Osteoarchaeology, 19 September 2020: Beads made from shark vertabrae in the prehistoric site of Samrong Sen ...
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