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Book Section in a Series 2020 Borell, Brigitte The materiality of writing: script on artefacts from early sites in southern Thailand and in southern Myanmar Advancing Southeast Asian archaeology 2019: selected papers from the Third SEAMEO SPAFA International Conference on Southeast Asian Archaeology, Bangkok, Thailand 2019 [Borell, 2020 #36937]
Journal Article 2008 Borell, Brigitte The early Byzantine lamp from Pong Tuk Journal of the Siam Society [Borell, 2008 #36677]
Journal Article 2017 Borell, Brigitte Gold coins from Khlong Thom Journal of the Siam Society [Borell, 2017 #36670]
Journal Article 2010 Borell, Brigitte Glass from China and from India: finds of vessel glass from fourteenth century Singapore Archipel [Borell, 2010 #26968]
Book Section in a Series 2017 Borell, Brigitte Stone seals and intaglios from Khao Sam Kaeo Khao Sam Kaeo: An Early Port-City between the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea [Borell, 2017 #25351]
Journal Article 2012 Borell, Brigitte The Han period glass dish from Lao Cai, northern Vietnam Journal of Indo-Pacific Archaeology [Borell, 2012 #28134]
Book Section 2014 Borell, Brigitte Contacts between the upper Thai-Malay peninsula and the Mediterranean World Before Siam: essays in art and archaeology [Borell, 2014 #22739]
Book Section 2014 Bellina, Bérénice The development of coastal polities in the upper Thai-Malay Peninsula Before Siam: essays in art and archaeology [Bellina, 2014 #22738]
Book Section 2013 Borell, Brigitte The glass vessels from Guangxi and the maritime silk road in the Han period (206 BCE-220 CE) Unearthing Southeast Asia's past: selected papers from the 12th International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists [Borell, 2013 #22846]
Book Section 2008 Borell, Brigitte Some western imports assigned to the Oc Eo-Period reconsidered From <i>Homo erectus</i> to the living traditions [Borell, 2008 #23683]