Vol. 11: The Yogyakarta Papers (Volume 2)

Articles

• [100 YEARS OF HOMINID DISCOVERY IN JAVA] Recession of the sea, climatic changes, and the earliest colonization of Java near the Plio-Pleistocene boundary

  Anne-Marie Semah, Francois Semah

  1-6

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• [100 YEARS OF HOMINID DISCOVERY IN JAVA] Lower Pleistocene marine-continental transitional beds in the Solo Depression and their relation to the environment of the Pucangan hominids

  Tony Djubiantono, Francois Semah

  7-13

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• [100 YEARS OF HOMINID DISCOVERY IN JAVA] A new Homo erectus skull from Ngawi, East Java

  S. Sartono

  14-22

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• [100 YEARS OF HOMINID DISCOVERY IN JAVA] The hominid dental remains of Java: a metrical study

  Harry Widianto

  23-35

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• [100 YEARS OF HOMINID DISCOVERY IN JAVA] A review of the late Pleistocene/early Recent stone tool assemblages of Java

  Harry Allen

  36-47

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• [TRANSITIONS TO AGRICULTURE IN THE PACIFIC REGION] Introduction

  Jack Golson

  48-53

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• [TRANSITIONS TO AGRICULTURE IN THE PACIFIC REGION] Landscape use and environmental management of tropical rainforest by pre-agricultural hunter-gatherers in northern Sahulland

  Mary-Jane Mountain

  54-68

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• [TRANSITIONS TO AGRICULTURE IN THE PACIFIC REGION] A possible tropical wildtype taro: Colocasia esculenta var. aquatilis

  Peter Matthews

  69-81

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• [TRANSITIONS TO AGRICULTURE IN THE PACIFIC REGION] The New Guinea Highlands on the eve of agriculture

  Jack Golson

  82-91

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• [TRANSITIONS TO AGRICULTURE IN THE PACIFIC REGION] Settlements associated with the inland Sepik-Ramu Sea

  Pamela Swadling, Nick Aroho, Baiva Ivuyo

  92-112

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• [TRANSITIONS TO AGRICULTURE IN THE PACIFIC REGION] Mortars and their possible past use in processing traditional foods in the Hunjara area, Oro Province, Papua New Guinea

  Nick Araho

  113-123

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• [TRANSITIONS TO AGRICULTURE IN THE PACIFIC REGION] A thousand years of gardening: a history of subsistence on Futana

  Anne di Piazza, Daniel Frimagacci

  124-140

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• [LATER PREHISTORIC DEVELOPMENTS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA] Recent research at Kuala Selinsing, Perak

  Nik Hassan Shuhaimi bin Nik Abdul Rahman

  141-152

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• [LATER PREHISTORIC DEVELOPMENTS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA] Archaeometallurgical studies in the Khao Wong Prachan Valley, Central Thailand

  Surapol Natapintu

  153-159

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• [LATER PREHISTORIC DEVELOPMENTS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA] The Laguna copper-plate inscription: a valuable Philippine document

  Antoon Postma

  160-171

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• [THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL COMPLEXITY IN THE INDO-PACIFIC REGION] Quadrilateral patterning in the tomb of Fu-Hao

  Kian-Chow KWOK

  172-178

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• [THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL COMPLEXITY IN THE INDO-PACIFIC REGION] Characterization of Easter Island obsidian sources

  Felicia R. Beardsley, William S. Ayres, Gordon G. Goles

  179-187

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• [THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL COMPLEXITY IN THE INDO-PACIFIC REGION] Preliminary cultural implications from initial studies of the ceramic technology at Ban Chiang

  Joyce C. White, William Vernon, Stuart Fleming, William Glanzman, Ron Hancock, Andrew Pelcin

  188-203

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• [THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL COMPLEXITY IN THE INDO-PACIFIC REGION] Khok Phanom Di: mortuary data and social information

  Rachanie Bannanurag

  204-209

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• [THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL COMPLEXITY IN THE INDO-PACIFIC REGION] Settlement, agriculture and population changes in the Phimai region, Thailand

  David J. Welch, Judith R. McNeill

  210-228

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• [POPULATION BIOLOGICAL STUDIES] The Mele burials (Vanuatu): salvage excavations and biological relationships

  Graeme K. Ward, Philip Houghton

  229-235

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• [POPULATION BIOLOGICAL STUDIES] First results of the excavation of the burial mound of Petania, Uvea, Western Polynesia

  Christophe Sand, Frederique Valentin

  236-246

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• [POPULATION BIOLOGICAL STUDIES] Human craniofacial form and the evidence for the peopling of the Pacific

  C. Loring Brace, David P. Tracer, Kevin D. Hunt

  247-269

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• [POPULATION BIOLOGICAL STUDIES] Polynesian origins and migration: the story according to nuclear and mitochondrial DNA markers

  Mark Hertzberg, K.N.P. Mickleson, Ron J. Trent

  270-275

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• [DIVERSITY, CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN THE HISTORY OF THE BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO] Diversity, continuity and change in the Bismarck Archipelago, Papua New Guinea

  Chris Gosden, Jim Specht

  276-280

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• [DIVERSITY, CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN THE HISTORY OF THE BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO] What was the significance of Lapita pottery at Talasea?

  Jim Specht, Richard Fullagar, Robin Torrence

  281-294

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• [DIVERSITY, CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN THE HISTORY OF THE BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO] The Lapita Cultural Complex: current evidence and proposed models

  R.C. Green

  295-305

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• [DIVERSITY, CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN THE HISTORY OF THE BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO] Lapita origins, distribution, contemporaries and successors revisited

  Matthew Spriggs

  306-312

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• [DIVERSITY, CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN THE HISTORY OF THE BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO] Lapita and post-Lapita developments in the Vitiaz Straits-West New Britain area

  Ian Lilley

  313-322

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• [DIVERSITY, CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN THE HISTORY OF THE BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO] Lapita as test: the meaning of pottery in Melanesian prehistory

  Nancy Sharp

  323-332

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• [DIVERSITY, CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN THE HISTORY OF THE BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO] Long term trends in the colonization of the Pacific: putting Lapita in its place

  Chris Gosden

  333-338

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• [STUDIES IN THE ETHNOGENESIS OF INDO-PACIFIC POPULATIONS] The Neolithic archaeology of Taiwan and the Peinan excavations

  Chao-Mei Lien

  339-352

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• [STUDIES IN THE ETHNOGENESIS OF INDO-PACIFIC POPULATIONS] Adze, pottery and language in prehistoric Viet Nam

  Van Tan HA

  353-362

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• [STUDIES IN THE ETHNOGENESIS OF INDO-PACIFIC POPULATIONS] Gua Cha and the archaeology of the Orang Asli

  Adi Haji Taha

  363-372

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• [STUDIES IN THE ETHNOGENESIS OF INDO-PACIFIC POPULATIONS] Social aspects of pottery manufacture in Boera, Papua New Guinea

  Karina Arifin

  373-387

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• [STUDIES IN THE ETHNOGENESIS OF INDO-PACIFIC POPULATIONS] Current interpretations of Western Malayo-Polynesian linguistic prehistory

  Bernd Nothofer

  388-397

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• [STUDIES IN THE ETHNOGENESIS OF INDO-PACIFIC POPULATIONS] Further considerations of the hypothesized Austronesian Neolithic migration from South China to Taiwan and Luzon

  William Meacham

  398-407

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• [STUDIES IN THE ETHNOGENESIS OF INDO-PACIFIC POPULATIONS] Considering Meacham's considerations on Southeast Asia

  Matthew Spriggs

  408-412

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