Despite the ethnographic importance of the Southeast Asian house and household, an
explicitly Southeast Asian “household archaeology” is still in its infancy. Nevertheless …

The long-awaited definitive chronology for the period from the initial use of bronze
metallurgy to the end of the Iron Age on the Khorat Plateau of Northeast Thailand has …

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 …

The bioarchaeological model of health change predicts a deterioration in population health
with the adoption and intensification of agriculture. However, research in mainland …

An argument is presented for Southeast Asian archaeologists to replace the Birds Eye
View/Rear View Mirror paradigm prevalent during the mid-twentieth century with a forward …

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 …

Almost half a century has elapsed since the first area excavation of a prehistoric site in north-
east Thailand at Non Nok Tha (Bayard & Solheim 2010)(Figure 1). A long and still …

Ban Chiang () is an extensively studied archeological site in Northeast Thailand, Udon
Thani Province, which became a UNESCO world heritage in 1992. Depending on their …

The estimation of age at death from the human skeleton, particularly of adults, poses a
universally well-recognised and well-documented problem in both bioarchaeology and …

Tooth ablation is identified differentially among Iron Age inhabitants of the inland region of
central Thailand at the archaeological sites of Ban Mai Chaimongkol and Tha Kae (ca. 2650 …