Objectives A detailed assessment of intentional incisor ablation among the Late Upper
Paleolithic people of Tam Hang (northern Laos) was undertaken to understand how this …

A total of 74 glass beads, included as grave goods in 15th–17th century ce jar burials from
Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains, were analysed using laser ablation–inductively coupled …

Intentional dental modifications are known to have occurred on several continents at
different periods and have been used as a diachronic bio-cultural marker to reconstruct the …

Radiocarbon dates from recent excavations of a range of Angkorian Khmer (~ 9th–14th CE)
stoneware kiln complexes provide a new and independent perspective on the timing and …

The use of coffins and jars as funerary receptacles was common across Southeast Asia.
During the fifteenth to seventeenth centuries AD, cremation was the dominant mortuary …

ABSTRACT A growing body of scholarship exploring Cambodia's cultural-religious
environment alongside reinterpretations of ancient Angkorian epigraphy has illuminated the …

Abstract In mainland Southeast Asia, the so-called water frontier unified an otherwise
geographically broad and culturally disparate economic network of long-, medium-, and …

The Maenam Noi kilns are situated alongside the river by that name, a tributary of the Chao
Phraya, in Singburi province, Bang Rachan district. The river system connected the kilns to …

An evaluation of the geochemical characteristics of 102 storage jar sherds by k 0-neutron
activation analysis (k 0-NAA) from archaeological contexts in Cambodia and reference …

Refining the chronology and distribution of mid-fifteenth to mid-seventeenth century Indian
Ocean world glass Page 1 Project Gallery Refining the chronology and distribution of mid-fifteenth …