| Journal Article |
2022 |
Anggraeni |
Early Metal Age settlement at the site of Palemba,
Kalumpang, Karama Valley, West Sulawesi |
Asian Perspectives |
[Anggraeni 2022 #37061] |
| Book Section |
2022 |
Reinecke, Andreas |
The Sa Huynh Culture and related cultures in Southern Vietnam and Cambodia |
The Oxford Handbook of Early Southeast Asia |
[Reinecke, 2022 #37037] |
| Journal Article |
2019 |
Rangkuti, Nurhadi |
Archaeological evidence from Purwo Agung site (Karang Agung Tengah): a new perspective on Pre-Srivijayan settlement in the coastal area of South Sumatra |
Archaeological Research in Asia |
[Rangkuti, 2019 #26689] |
| Journal Article |
2014 |
Carter, Alison |
Glass beads from jar burials of the 15th-17th centuries in the Cardamom Mountains of Cambodia |
BEADS: Journal of the Society of Bead Researchers |
[Carter, 2014 #26967] |
| Journal Article |
2016 |
Carter, A. K. |
Glass beads from 15th-17th century CE jar burial sites in Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains |
Archaeometry |
[Carter, 2016 #26966] |
| Journal Article |
2017 |
Bulbeck, David |
Traditions of jars as mortuary containers in the Indo-Malaysian Archipelago |
Terra Australis |
[Bulbeck, 2017 #27379] |
| Journal Article |
1956 |
van Heekeren, H. R. |
Note on a proto-historic urn-burial site at Anjayr, Java |
Anthropos |
[van 1956 #27656] |
| Book Section |
2010 |
Lloyd-Smith, L. |
The jar-burial tradition in the West Mouth of Niah Cave, Sarawak: burial histories, social identities, and the changing perceptions of pottery and death |
Fifty years of archaeology in Southeast Asia: essays in honour of Ian Glover |
[Lloyd-Smith, 2010 #22360] |
| Journal Article |
1996 |
Nitta, E. |
Comparative study on the jar burial traditions in Vietnam, Thailand and Laos |
Historical Science Reports of Kagoshima University |
[Nitta, 1996 #27679] |
| Book Section |
2015 |
Lewis, Helen |
A buried jar site and its destruction: Tham An Mah Cave, Luang Prabang Province, Lao PDR |
Advancing Southeast Asian archaeology 2013: selected papers from the First SEAMEO SPAFA International Conference on Southeast Asian Archaeology |
[Lewis, 2015 #22515] |
| Journal Article |
1968 |
Harrisson, Barbara |
A Niah stone age jar-burial C-14 dated |
Sarawak Museum Journal |
[Harrisson, 1968 #27943] |
| Journal Article |
2013 |
King, Charlotte L. |
Moving peoples, changing diets: isotopic differences highlight migration and subsistence changes in the Upper Mun River Valley, Thailand |
Journal of Archaeological Science |
[King, 2013 #28291] |
| Document |
2008 |
Hung, Luu |
Introduction to jars in the life of ethnic groups in the central highlands of Vietnam |
|
[Hung, 2008 #26585] |
| Book Section |
2010 |
Lloyd-Smith, Lindsay |
The jar-burial tradition in the west mouth of Niah Cave, Sarawak: burial histories, social identies, and changing perceptions of pottery and death |
50 years of archaeology in Southeast Asia: essays in honour of Ian Glover |
[Lloyd-Smith, 2010 #23456] |
| Conference Paper |
2009 |
Beavan-Athfield, Nancy |
15th-17th century jar burials in the Cardamom Mountains, Kingdom of Cambodia: a multidisciplinary investigation of secondary burials |
Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association, Hanoi Conference |
[Beavan-Athfield, 2009 #26432] |
| Journal Article |
2009 |
Lam Thi My Dzung, |
Sa Huynh regional and inter-regional interactions in the Thu Bon valley, Quang Nam province, central Vietnam |
Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association |
[Lam 2009 #29082] |
| Journal Article |
1991 |
My Dzung Lam, |
Sa Huynh jar burial sites and Champa relics in Hoi An |
Khao Co Hoc |
[My 1991 #29405] |
| Thesis |
2007 |
Barretto-Tesoro, Grace |
Social identities and earthenware functions in 15th century AD Philippines |
Department of Archaeology |
[Barretto-Tesoro, 2007 #36383] |
| Thesis |
2007 |
Cuevas, Nida Tubalado |
Figuring sex and gender in Maitum anthropomorphic vessels: ethnographic analogy and standardization |
Archaeological Studies Program |
[Cuevas, 2007 #36382] |
| Book Section |
2008 |
Bonatz, Dominik |
Archaeology of the Jambi Highlands (Indonesia) |
From <i>Homo erectus</i> to the living traditions |
[Bonatz, 2008 #23671] |
| Book Section |
2008 |
Coupey, Anne-Sophie |
Infant and child burials in the Samon Valley, Myanmar |
From <i>Homo erectus</i> to the living traditions |
[Coupey, 2008 #23688] |
| Journal Article |
1986 |
Andrews, R. G. |
Ulu Leang 2, an Iron Age jar burial cave in South Sulawesi, Indonesia |
Indonesia Circle |
[Andrews, 1986 #29654] |
| Journal Article |
1971 |
Fontaine, H. |
Renseignements nouveaux sur la céramique du champ de jarres funéraires de Dâu Giây |
Bulletin des Études Indochinoises |
[Fontaine, 1971 #29735] |
| Journal Article |
1924 |
Parmentier, Henri |
Notes d'archéologie indochinoise. VII. Dépôts de Jarres à Sa-Huynh (Quảng Ngãi, Annam) |
Bulletin de l'École française d'Extrême-Orient |
[Parmentier, 1924 #30402] |
| Journal Article |
2000 |
Reinecke, Andreas |
Ve di chi mo chum Go Mun thuoc van hioa Sa Huynh moi phat hien o mien Trung Viêt Nam [ A newly discovered burial site of Sa Huynh Culture at Go Mun in Central Viêt Nam ] |
Khao Co Hoc |
[Reinecke, 2000 #30716] |
| Journal Article |
1995 |
Nguyen Lan Cuong, |
Nghien cuu nhung di cot nguoi co tim thay o hai dia diem Giong Phet, Giong Ca Vo, huyen Can Gio( Thanh pho Ho Chi Minh ) [ Study of ancient human remains found in Giong Phet and Giong Ca Vo sites at Can Gio district ( Ho Minh City )] |
Khao Co Hoc |
[Nguyen 1995 #30882] |
| Journal Article |
1995 |
Nguyen Kim Dung, |
Do trang su trong cac mo chum o Can Gio ( Thanh pho Ho Chi Minh ) [ Ornaments from jar burial sites in Can Gio district, Ho Chi Minh city] |
Khao Co Hoc |
[Nguyen 1995 #30881] |
| Journal Article |
1995 |
Nguyen Thi Hau, |
Mo chum Giong Ca Vo [ Giong Ca Vo jar burials] |
Khao Co Hoc |
[Nguyen 1995 #30880] |
| Journal Article |
1996 |
Nguyen Van Hao, |
Phat hien khao co hoc tren quan dao Truong Sa va cac quan dao phia nam Viêt Nam [ Archaeological discoveries on truong Sa Archipelago and some islands in southern Viêt Nam ] |
Khao Co Hoc |
[Nguyen 1996 #30827] |
| Journal Article |
1996 |
Nguyen Trung Chien, |
Dieu tra khao co hoc mot so dao ven bo bien phia nam [ Archaeological survey on some islands in the seacoast of south Viêt Nam ] |
Khao Co Hoc |
[Nguyen 1996 #30825] |
