[Paper] Environmental drivers of megafauna and hominin extinction in Southeast Asia
via Nature, 07 October 2020: A study of ancient environments by Louys and Roberts showw how the expansion and contraction ...
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[Paper] Last appearance of Homo erectus at Ngandong, Java, 117,000–108,000 years ago
via Nature, 18 December 2019: New paper in Nature by Rizal et al. on Homo erectus in Southeast Asia - ...
Retracing ancient routes to Australia
via Eureka Alerts, 20 June 2019: Demographic models explained in a couple of recent papers in Nature posit that human ...
The world is introduced to Homo luzonensis – a news roundup
Big archaeology news from last week that has made news around the world as the announcement of a new identified ...
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[Paper] Craniometrics Reveal “Two Layers” of Prehistoric Human Dispersal in Eastern Eurasia
via Nature Scientific Reports, 05 Feb 2019: Analysis of skulls from archaeological sites in Southeast and East Asia support a ...
Late Middle Pleistocene Levallois stone-tool technology in southwest China
via Nature, 19 November 2018:
Ayutthaya shows love to big trees
via Bangkok Post, 10 July 2018: Big old trees usually have a trove of stories behind them and the many ...
Stone tools push the human occupation of Sulawesi back by 60,000 years
The discovery of stone tools from Sulawesi date to 118,000 years ago - possibly by the so-called hobbits - predate ...
Angkor aerial survey also has serious nature conservation potential
Along with second Lidar survey of Angkor, the data obtained from aerial mapping of the areas promises to be a ...
More on the hobbit foots and hippo skulls
Two papers published in nature last week lended more credence to the theory that the Indonesian Hobbit, homo floresiensis, is ...
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