55,000-Year-Old Human Activity Unearthed in Guizhou, China
Chuan Dong site in China reveals 55,000-year-old human artifacts, including stone tools and burials, marking a significant prehistoric find.
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Posts about human and animal remains buried in archaeological contexts.
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Chuan Dong site in China reveals 55,000-year-old human artifacts, including stone tools and burials, marking a significant prehistoric find.
Earliest known human burials in Wallacea, dated 15.5–14.7 ka, reveal maritime adaptations and ritualized funerary rites on Kisar Island, Indonesia.
via Khaosod Facebook: Construction of a water reservoir at Wat That Mangkalaram, in Udon Thani, Thailand, led to the unexpected ...
via Vietnam Express, 02 Nov 2023: Vietnam has made a groundbreaking archaeological discovery by uncovering human remains dating back 10,000 ...
via ABC News, 25 July 2023: Australian archaeologists recovered partial remains of 15 World War II soldiers on the Kokoda ...
via Malay Mail, 24 July 2023: Archaeologists uncover 14,000-year-old female skeleton in Nenggiri Valley with hematite, potentially used as face ...
via Malay Mail, 13 June 2023: An archaeological excavation in Malaysia's Nenggiri Valley in Kelantan led by Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia ...
via The Past, 13 May 2023: Prof. Charles Higham discusses the excavation of infant burials in North-east Thailand from over ...
via Asian Archaeology, 03 April 2023: New paper by O'Reilly et al. on burial practices at the Plain of Jars ...
via Vietnam Plus, 13 September 2022: Burial discovered at the Giong Ca Vo archaeological site in Ho Chi Minh City.