Browse Records · Southeast Asian Archaeology Bibliographic Database

Type	Year	Authors	Title	Source	ID
Book	1989	Munan, Heidi	Sarawak crafts: methods, materials, and motifs	Images of Asia	[Munan, 1989 #20011]
Book	1989	Francis, Peter	Heirloom and ethnographically collected beads in Southeast Asia: a preliminary report on research into beads in current use in Southeast Asia, with special reference to those of Sarawak (East Malaysia) and the Philippines		[Francis, 1989 #20015]
Journal Article	1988	Chin, Lucas	Trade objects: their impact on the cultures of the indigenous peoples of Sarawak, Borneo	Expedition	[Chin, 1988 #28127]
Journal Article	2012	Gani, Nicholas	A description and classification of earthenware sherds excavated from Gua Tupak, Bau, Sarawak	Sarawak Museum Journal	[Gani, 2012 #28166]
Book Section	2010	Gani, Nicholas	Ekskavasi di Gua Tupak, Bau, Sarawak: Satu Laporan Awal	Archaeological heritage of Malaysia (Warisan Arkeologi Malaysia)	[Gani, 2010 #22708]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Barker, Graeme	The Niah Caves and the prehistory of island Southeast Asia: research themes	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Barker, 2013 #25487]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Barker, Graeme	Archaeological investigations in the Niah Caves, 1954-2004	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Barker, 2013 #25486]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Gilbertson, David	The cave entrance sequences and environmental change	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Gilbertson, 2013 #25485]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Reynolds, Tim	The first modern humans at Niah, <i>c</i>. 50,000-35,000 years ago	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Reynolds, 2013 #25484]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Barton, Huw	Late Pleistocene foragers, <i>c</i>. 35,000-11,500 years ago	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Barton, 2013 #25483]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Rabett, Ryan J.	Landscape transformations and human responses, <i>c</i>. 11,500-<i>c</i>. 4500 years ago	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Rabett, 2013 #25482]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Lloyd-Smith, Lindsay	'Neolithic' societies <i>c</i>. 4000-2000 years ago: Austronesian farmers?	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Lloyd-Smith, 2013 #25481]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Szabó, Katherine	The 'metal age' at the Niah Caves, <i>c</i>. 2000-500 years ago	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Szabó, 2013 #25480]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Barker, Graeme	The Niah Caves, the 'human revolution', and foraging/farming transitions in island Southeast Asia	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Barker, 2013 #25479]
Book in a Series (Edited)	2013	Barker, Graeme	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak		[Barker, 2013 #22033]
Book Section	2013	Lloyd-Smith, Lindsay	The cultured rainforest project: preliminary archaeological results from the first two field seasons in the Kelabit Highlands, Sarawak, Borneo (2007, 2008)	Unearthing Southeast Asia's past: selected papers from the 12th International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists	[Lloyd-Smith, 2013 #22854]
Book Section	2012	Bujeng, Velat	Bone and shell artifacts from Bukit Sarang, Bintulu and Gua Kain Hitam B, Niah, Sarawak	Crossing borders: selected papers from the 13th International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists	[Bujeng, 2012 #22893]
Journal Article	2011	Barker, Graeme	Foraging-farming transitions at the Niah Caves, Sarawak, Borneo	Antiquity	[Barker, 2011 #28473]
Journal Article	2007	Stephens, Mark	Progress in optical dating of guano-rich sediments associated with the Deep Skull, West Mouth of the Great Cave of Niah, Sarawak, Borneo	Quaternary Geochronology	[Stephens, 2007 #28489]
Journal Article	2005	Hunt, C. O.	Pollen taphonomy and airfall sedimentation in a tropical cave: the West Mouth of the Great Cave of Niah in Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo	Journal of Archaeological Science	[Hunt, 2005 #28498]
Journal Article	2007	Dykes, A. P.	Mass movements in cave sediments: investigation of a ~40,000-year-old guano mudflow inside the entrance of the Great Cave of Niah, Sarawak, Borneo	Landslides	[Dykes, 2007 #28508]
Journal Article	1995	Farrant, Andrew R.	Long-term quaternary uplift rates inferred from limestone caves in Sarawak, Malaysia	Geology	[Farrant, 1995 #28505]
Journal Article	2000	Cullip, Peter F.	Language use and attitudes of the Remun of Sarawak: initial explorations	Sarawak Museum Journal	[Cullip, 2000 #28529]
Journal Article	2000	Salam, Rashidah A.	The Greeks' influences on the later traditions in art in Malaysia: some examples from Sarawak	Sarawak Museum Journal	[Salam, 2000 #28528]
Journal Article	2000	Barker, G.	The Niah Caves Project: preliminary report on the first (2000) season	Sarawak Museum Journal	[Barker, 2000 #28526]
Journal Article	2000	Gin, Ooi Keat	Historical writings on the indigenous peoples of Sarawak since 1945: a brief review and some proposals	Sarawak Museum Journal	[Gin, 2000 #28524]
Journal Article	2000	Tuen, Andrew Alek	Distribution and abundance of small mammals and birds at Mt. Santubong, Sarawak	Sarawak Museum Journal	[Tuen, 2000 #28522]
Journal Article	2000	Adam, Jumaat H.	Vegetasi hutan Gunung Murud, Sarawak	Sarawak Museum Journal	[Adam, 2000 #28520]
Journal Article	2000	Eng, Lily	Molecular tools in the diagnosis of plant diseases in Sarawak	Sarawak Museum Journal	[Eng, 2000 #28519]
Journal Article	2000	Othman, Fatimah	The development of a diagnostic expert system on pests and diseases of black pepper in Sarawak	Sarawak Museum Journal	[Othman, 2000 #28518]