[Paper] Đầu Rằm: A nephrite ring manufacturing settlement in the northern Red River Delta
via Archaeological Research in Asia, December 2023: Paper by Shaw et al. reports on radiocarbon dates at the Đầu Rằm ...
Tag: trade and communication networks
Referring to the evidence of exchange of goods, services and ideas in ancient and present times, and also to the parties and networks involved in such exchanges.
Tracing the Ancestry of Thailand’s Chinese Communities and their Enduring Influence
via Bangkok Post, 06 July 2023: Chinese merchants shaped Thailand-China ties, with their influence spanning millennia, seen in Ban Kao ...
[Paper] A Partial Prehistory of the Southwest Silk Road: Archaeometallurgical Networks along the Sub-Himalayan Corridor
The paper investigates the origins of the Southwest Silk Road using archaeometallurgical analysis, revealing ancient exchange networks in Southeast Asia ...
Mongols speaking Malayalam – What a sunken ship says about South India & China’s medieval ties
via The Print, 08 September 2022: A refreshing take on the Belitung shipwreck from an Indian Ocean trade point of ...
[Paper] Targeted production and altered functions: Chinese ceramics exported to Southeast Asia during the Five Dynasties and Northern Song period (AD 907–1127)
via Asian Archaeology, 22 June 2022: A paper by Li on Chinese export ceramics during the Five Dynasties and Northern ...
[Paper] Indian genetic heritage in Southeast Asian populations
via PLOSGenetics, 17 February 2022: A new study in PLOSGenetics indicates low levels of admixture between South Asians and Mainland ...
Captains of industry: Australia’s ancient seafaring trade rewrites history
via WA Today, 30 January 2022: We hear a lot about prehistoric migration into Australia but not a lot about ...
Salvaging Southeast Asian history: shipwrecks and Chinese blue-and-white
via New Mandala, 22 October 2021: Were Chinese ceramics traded in Southeast Asia inferior cast-offs? This piece by Dr Alex ...
[Paper] Isles of Passages: Transport geography perspective on Calayan and Lubang as gateways to the main Island of Luzon (Metal ages to early historical period, 500 BCE to CE 1600)
via Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, October 2021: A new paper by Canilao et al. focuses on a transport geograph ...
[Paper] Angkor Borei and Protohistoric Trade Networks: A View from the Glass and Stone Bead Assemblage
via Asian Perspectives, 28 May 2021: A new paper by Carter et al. on the beads found at Angkor Borei ...
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