Cave in Flores Island and location of the discovery of Homo floresiensis.
Archaeologists discover a new giant shrew rat in Flores, Indonesia, with unique carnivorous traits, suggesting a diverse murid community and ...
via Quaternary Science Reviews, 15 December 2023: Recent dating advancements have significantly altered our understanding of human evolution in Southeast ...
via Jurnal Flores, 07 November 2023: Liang Bua, a cave in Flores, Indonesia, gained international prominence following the discovery of ...
via Journal of Palaeolithic Archaeology, 06 December 2022: A new study carried out on the stone artefact assemblages at Liang ...
via Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, December 2021: Late Pleistocene stone tools from Liang Bua.
The Canadian Association for Physical Anthropology is having their annual meeting next week, and they have a special symposium on ...
New Open Access paper in the Journal of Human Evolution examines the distribution stone artefacts and faunal remains of Liang ...
A microstratigraphic study of the Hobbit cave, Liang Bua, reveals the use of fire between 41,000 and 24,000 years ago. ...
While the excitement was brewing over the discovery of 700,000-year-old hobbit bones in Flores, another paper published at the same ...
A new paper in Nature has revised the dates of the Hobbit, once thought to be 12,000 years old, to ...
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