[Free Book] The Tabon Caves
The National Museum of the Philippines has scanned and released another free book for download - The Tabon Caves was ...
Tag: Palaeolithic
“Old stone age” – Period of human history covering when hominids first began using stone tools, until the end of the Pleistocene around 11,000 years ago.
[Paper] The Palaeolithic stone assemblage of Kota Tampan, West Malaysia
via Antiquity, 01 September 2020: A technological analysis of the stone tools from Kota Tampan in Perak.
Conservation plan approved for Con Moong Cave
via Nhan Dan, 28 August 2020: Con Moong Cave is a significant prehistoric cave in Thanh Hoa Province.
Relics related to ancient humans unearthed at Ba Be National Park
via Nhan Dan, 17 July 2020: Vietnamese archaeologists surveying caves in Bac Kan Province.
[Paper] Scientists believe homo sapiens migrated to southern China 11,000 years ago
via Global Times, 13 July 2020: Research from China suggests DNA evidence of migration from Southern China to Southeast Asia ...
Explore the 36,000-year-old Chauvet Cave through virtual cinema
The Final Passage - a virtual and cinematic reconstruction of the Chauvet Painted Cave is screening free online until June ...
Palaeolithic stone tools found in Gunung Pulai
via Malaysiakini, 21 January 2020: Malaysia's Department of National Heritage announces the discovery of stone tools from Gunung Pulai in ...
Earliest rock art hunting scene is 44,000 years old and is found in Sulawesi
via Nature, 11 December 2019: Really exciting news out of Sulawesi, about really old rock art again. Leang Bulu’ Sipong ...
Palaeolithic cave art in Borneo has a minimum age of 40,000 years
via Nature, 07 November 2019: A new paper published in Nature reveals a minimum 40,000 year from rock art sites ...
An Khe archeological discoveries shock historians
via Viet Nam Net, 08 April 2019: Joint Vietnamese and Russian archaeological investigation in Gia Lai province reveals traces of ...
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