Browse Records · Southeast Asian Archaeology Bibliographic Database

Type	Year	Authors	Title	Source	ID
Book Section	1967	Angel, J. Lawrence	Porotic Hyperostosis or Osteoporosis Symmetrica	Diseases in Antiquity: A Survey of the Diseases, Injuries and Surgery of Early Populations	[Angel, 1967 #37139]
Book Section	2022	Huffer, Damien	Community and kinship during the transition to agriculture in Northern Vietnam.	The Oxford Handbook of Early Southeast Asia	[Huffer, 2022 #37024]
Journal Article	2009	Baab, Karen L.	Size, shape, and asymmetry in fossil hominins: the status of the LB1 cranium based on 3D morphometric analyses	Journal of Human Evolution	[Baab, 2009 #26638]
Journal Article	2013	Montgomery, Stephen H.	Primate brains, the island rule and the evolution of <i>Homo floresiensis</i>	Journal of Human Evolution	[Montgomery, 2013 #26632]
Journal Article	2011	Kaifu, Yousuke	Craniofacial morphology of <i>Homo floresiensis:</i> description, taxonomic affinities, and evolutionary implication	Journal of Human Evolution	[Kaifu, 2011 #26650]
Journal Article	2019	Matsumura, Hirofumi	Craniometrics reveal "two layers" of prehistoric human dispersal in eastern Eurasia	Scientific Reports	[Matsumura, 2019 #26676]
Journal Article	2018	Matsumura, Hirofumi	Cranio-morphometric and aDNA corroboration of the Austronesian dispersal model in ancient Island Southeast Asia: support from Gua Harimau, Indonesia	PLOS One	[Matsumura, 2018 #26730]
Book Section	2017	Matsumura, Hirofumi	The biological history of Southeast Asian populations from Late Pleistocene and Holocene cemetery data	First Islanders: Prehistory and Human Migration in Island Southeast Asia	[Matsumura, 2017 #22319]
Journal Article	2017	Zhang, Yameng	Comparing methods for estimating cranial capacity in incomplete human fossils using the Jingchuan 1 partial cranium as an example	Quaternary International	[Zhang, 2017 #27361]
Book Section	2006	Détroit, F.	<i>Homo sapiens</i> in Southeast Asian archipelagoes: the Holocene fossil evidence with special reference to funerary practices in east Java	Austronesian diaspora and the ethnogenesis of people in Indonesian archipelago	[Détroit, 2006 #22373]
Journal Article	2002	Rosenberg, K.	A late Pleistocene human skeleton from Liujiang, China suggests regional population variation in sexual dimorphism in the hman pelvis	Variability and Evolution	[Rosenberg, 2002 #27713]
Journal Article	2007	H. Shang,	An early modern human from Tianyuan cave, Zhoukoudian, China	PNAS	[H. 2007 #27712]
Book	1995	Storm, P.	The evolutionary significance of the Wajak skulls		[Storm, 1995 #19800]
Journal Article	2008	Coppens, Y.	Discovery of an archaic <i>homo sapiens</i> skullcap in northeast Mongolia	Comptes Rendus Palevol	[Coppens, 2008 #27722]
Journal Article	2002	Cunningham, D. L.	Within-group human variation in the Asian Pleistocene: the three Upper Cave crania	Journal of Human Evolution	[Cunningham, 2002 #27721]
Book Section	1999	Brown, P.	The first modern east Asians? Another look at Upper Cave 101, Liujiang, and Minatogawa 1	Interdisciplinary perspectives on the origins of the Japanese	[Brown, 1999 #22381]
Journal Article	2012	Hanihara, T.	Population history of the northern Vietnamese inferred from nonmetric cranial trait variation	Anthropological Science	[Hanihara, 2012 #27818]
Journal Article	2008	Gordon, Adam D.	The <i>Homo floresiensis</i> cranium (LB1): size scaling and early <i>Homo</i> affinities	PNAS	[Gordon, 2008 #27846]
Journal Article	2012	Curnoe, F.	Human remains from the Pleistocene-Holocene transition of southwest China suggest a complex evolutionary history for East Asians	PLOS One	[Curnoe, 2012 #27864]
Book Section in a Series	2011	Hirofumi Matsumura	Quantitative cranio-morphology at Man Bac	Man Bac: the excavation of a neolithic site in northern Vietnam	[Hirofumi 2011 #25424]
Book Section in a Series	2011	Yukio Dodo	Qualitative cranio-morphology at Man Bac	Man Bac: the excavation of a neolithic site in northern Vietnam	[Yukio 2011 #25423]
Journal Article	1979	Birdsell, J. B.	Abstract to "A reassessment of the age, sex and population affinities of the Niah cranium"	American Journal of Physical Anthropology	[Birdsell, 1979 #28533]
Journal Article	2008	Pietrusewsky, Michael	Craniometric variation in Southeast Asia and neighboring regions: a multivariate analysis of cranial measurements	Human Evolution	[Pietrusewsky, 2008 #29216]
Journal Article	2010	Pietrusewsky, Michael	A multivariate analysis of measurements recorded in early and more modern crania from East Asia and Southeast Asia	Quaternary International	[Pietrusewsky, 2010 #29217]
Journal Article	1981	Wu, Xinzhi	A well-preserved cranium of an archaic type of early <i>Homo sapiens</i> from Dali, China	Scientia Sinica	[Wu, 1981 #29234]
Book Section in a Series	2006	Pietrusewsky, Michael	A multivariate craniometric study of the prehistoric and modern inhabitants of Southeast Asia, East Asia and surrounding regions : a human kaleidoscope?	Bioarchaeology of Southeast Asia	[Pietrusewsky, 2006 #25932]
Book Section in a Series	2006	Hanihara, Tsunehiko	Interpretation of craniofacial variation and diversification of East and Southeast Asians	Bioarchaeology of Southeast Asia	[Hanihara, 2006 #25931]
Book Section in a Series	1975	Rişcuţia, Cantemir	A study of the Modjokerto infant calvarium	Paleoanthropology: morphology and paleoecology	[Rişcuţia, 1975 #25960]
Journal Article	1925	Patte, Étienne	Notes sur le préhistorique indochinois. III. Étude anthropologique du crâne néolithique de Minh Cam (Annam)	Bulletin du Service Géologique de l'Indochine	[Patte, 1925 #30408]
Journal Article	1998	Nguyen Lan Cuong,	Co nhan hoc - 30 nam, mot chang duong [ Paleoanthropology - 30 years, one stage]	Khao Co Hoc	[Nguyen 1998 #30769]