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I'm writing from Johor Bahru, Malaysia, where sessions at the international archaeology seminar organised by the Association of Malaysian Archaeolgists ...
Homo floresienses is the name for a dimunitive hominid species that lived in Flores, Indonesia, some 17,000 years ago.
See also: Mike Morwood, Liang Bua
I'm writing from Johor Bahru, Malaysia, where sessions at the international archaeology seminar organised by the Association of Malaysian Archaeolgists ...
It's a bumper edition of Rojak this week, as we travel around the blogosphere to bring you another side of ...
I might be away, but that didn't stop me from preparing this edition of the Wednesday Rojak beforehand! Up this ...
Hobbits! Hobbits! and more Hobbits! is the theme for this week's Wednesday Rojak, which is not surprising since last week ...
Newsweek magazine features an interview with Matthew Tocheri, one of the investigators behind the Hobbit wrist study.
And finally, the abstract of the homo floresiensis wrist study from Science Magazine. Subscription required for full access.
The proof is all in the wrist! Dr Matthew Tocheri, the lead researcher in the Hobbit wrist study explains why ...
Here's a news piece about the wrist study which sums up the news quite nicely in layman terms. There's also ...
A new study on the wrist bones recovered from the homo floresiensis assembly adds extra weight to our Hobbit from ...
We visit Cambodia, Myanmar and Indonesia for some kite flying, coastal kingdoms and hobbits - all in this week's edition ...
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