Decoding the Hoabinhian: Southeast Asia’s Distinctive Stone Age Toolkit
via L'Anthropologie, 27 October 2023: This paper by Forestier et al. discusses the Hoabinhian toolkit, which includes weighty, thick tools ...
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Distinctive Southeast Asian stone tool industry dating from the late-to-terminal Pleistocene to early-to-mid Holocene.
via L'Anthropologie, 27 October 2023: This paper by Forestier et al. discusses the Hoabinhian toolkit, which includes weighty, thick tools ...
via Comptes Rendus Palevol, 2023: Paper by Masojć et al looking at a Hoabinhian assemblage in Hoa Binh province in ...
via Vietnam Plus, 23 November 2022: French archaeologist Madeleine Colani is honoured with a street named after her in Hoa ...
via Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, August 2022: A new paper by Wu Yun et al. reveal a new Hoabinhian ...
via Lithic Technology, 27 September 2021: A new paper by Forestier et al. comparing the reduction sequences of Hoabinhian tools ...
via Vietnam Plus, 01 September 2021: Ben Mau A is a Hoabinhian site in Vietnam's Yen Bai province.
via Cell, 08 July 2021: A recent paper in Cell looking at genetic diversity and migration between Southeast Asia and ...
via Scientific Reports, 18 August 2021: A new paper by Suraprasit et al. examines tooth enamel from Tham Lod to ...
via Asian Perspectives: A newish paper comparing stone tool assemblages from Vietnam, Cambodia and China.
via Tia Song, 22 April 2021: Hoabinhian stone tools found in Tham Tau cave in Dien Bien province. Article is ...