Tag: Northeast Thailand (Khorat Plateau and Isaan)

Study reveals low social inequality but increased violence in prehistoric northeast Thailand. Cranial injuries and weapon use indicate interpersonal conflicts ...

New research reveals the Khorat Plateau hosted distinct and complex societies engaged in regional exchanges from the 6th to 13th ...

UNESCO recognizes Thailand's Phra That Phanom Chronicle, a testament to Mekong's rich cultural heritage and the enduring power of faith.

1980-81 archaeological fieldwork in Thailand's Sakon Nakhon Basin led to major advancements in understanding prehistoric ceramics, offering new insights into ...

via Archaeology of Food and Foodways, 20 February 2023: Salt-fermented fish has been a staple food in Northeast Thailand for ...

via The Past, 13 May 2023: Prof. Charles Higham discusses the excavation of infant burials in North-east Thailand from over ...

via The Past, 18 July 2022: Prof. Charles Higham writes about Bronze Age social stratification in northeast Thailand.

via Advances in Archaeomaterials, 16 June 2022:

via Vidyodaya Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 5 January 2021: A paper by Kanthilatha identifying the occupation patterns in ...

Here are three recently-published papers about Thai Archaeology that may be of interest, from Antiquity and the Journal of World ...