Papua New Guinea highland research redates Neolithic period
via EurekaAlerts, 17 April 2020: News release from the University of Otago on a new paper in Science Advances (see ...
Tag: Papua New Guinea
[Paper] New find from New Guinea’s suggest independent Neolithic development and symbolic art
via Science Advances, 25 March 2020: New discoveries from the Waim archaeological site in Papua New Guinea suggest the emergence ...
Prehistoric calabash (water gourd) use in Papua
via Tempo, 28 December 2019: The bottle gourd has been cultivated in Papua since prehistoric times. Article is in Bahasa. ...
Stone tools in Papua dating 50,000 years
via Tempo, 25 December 2019: The stone tools in question are not a new find, they are from the Huon ...
Progress made on Partnership Addressing WWII Shipwrecks in the Pacific
via SPREP (South Pacific Regional Environment Programme), 19 November 2019: The South Pacific Regional Environment Programme is working on a ...
Archaeology is unravelling new stories about Indigenous seagoing trade on Australia’s doorstep
via The Conversation, 11 April 2019: Archaeological research from Papua New Guinea and possible interactions with Australia from 2,700 years ...
Underwater survey reveals secrets of Australia WWI wreck off PNG
via Channel NewsAsia, 23 April 2018: SYDNEY: Researchers Monday (Apr 23) voiced renewed hope of discovering why Australia's first submarine ...
Papua New Guinea skull ‘world’s oldest tsunami victim’
via AFP-New Straits Times, 26 October 2017: A 6,000-year-old skull found in Papua New Guinea is likely the world’s oldest-known ...
Two missing World War II B-25 bombers documented by Project Recover off Papua New Guinea
University of California, San Diego, 23 May 2017: Underwater archaeology of a more recent time. Project Recover aims to locate ...
Humans have been living it 'up' for 50,000 years
Archaeologists find evidence for settlements in the highlands of Papua New Guinea, giving us indication that humans were living, rather ...
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