Vol. 28: Papers from the Manila Congress

Articles

• Editorial

  Peter Bellwood

  1-2

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• Geoarchaeology of prehistoric cultural complexes in the Russian Far East: recent progress and problems

  Yaroslav V. Kuzmin

  3-10

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• Earthenware production and trade: Using ethnographic data and petrographic analyses to compare prehistoric and contemporary pottery traditions from the Island of Bohol, Philippines

  Andrea Yankowski

  11-15

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• Recent archaeological discoveries in East Kalimantan, Indonesia

  Jean-Michel Chazine, Jean-George Ferrie

  16-22

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• Precipitating change or sustaining traditions: Social patterns of a Bronze Age community from the Upper Pearl River drainage in Yunnan before the Han imperial period

  Alice YAO

  23-33

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• Dian bronze art: its source and formation

  TzeHuey CHIOU-PENG

  34-43

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• Reduction, raw materials and form: ground stone adzes from Ban Non Wat, Northeast Thailand

  Tessa Boer-Mah

  44-51

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• New evidence of brown glaze stoneware kilns along the East Road from Angkor

  Mitch Hendrickson

  52-56

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• The development of the water management system of Angkor: a provisional model

  Roland Fletcher, Christophe Pottier, Damian Evans, Matti Kummu

  57-66

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• The Phu Chanh site: cultural evolution and interaction in the prehistory of southern Vietnam

  Bui Chi Hoang

  67-72

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• [LATE PLEISTOCENE AND EARLY HOLOCENE FORAGER ORGANIZATIONS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA] New data on the Hoabinhian: Investigations at Hang Cho Cave, northern Vietnam

  Seonbok Yi, June-Jeong Lee, Seongnam Kim, Yongwook Yoo, Dongwan Kim

  73-79

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• [LATE PLEISTOCENE AND EARLY HOLOCENE FORAGER ORGANIZATIONS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA] Hoabinhian macrobotanical remains from archaeological sites in Vietnam: Indicators of climate changes from the Late Pleistocene to the Early Holocene

  Nguyen Viet

  80-83

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• [LATE PLEISTOCENE AND EARLY HOLOCENE FORAGER ORGANIZATIONS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA] Whispering teeth: nutrition and health of wooden coffin people in the Pang Ma Pha cave sites, northwestern Thailand

  Supaporn Nakbunlung, Sukhontha Wathanawareekool

  84-87

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• [LATE PLEISTOCENE AND EARLY HOLOCENE FORAGER ORGANIZATIONS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA] Using community, composition and structural variation in terminal Pleistocene vertebrate assemblages to identify human hunting behaviour at the Niah caves, Borneo

  Philip J. Piper, Ryan J. Rabett, Edmund Bin Kurui

  88-98

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• [LATE PLEISTOCENE AND EARLY HOLOCENE FORAGER ORGANIZATIONS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA] The Late Pleistocene to Early Holocene foragers of northern Luzon

  Armand Salvador B. Mijares

  99-107

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• [LATE PLEISTOCENE AND EARLY HOLOCENE FORAGER ORGANIZATIONS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA] Beyond typologies: The reduction thesis and its implications for lithic assemblages in Southeast Asia

  Ben Marwick

  108-116

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• [REPORTS BY GRANUCCI FUND WINNERS, 2006 TO 2007] Mesolithic and Neolithic cultures of the karst landscape at Jimbaran, southern Bali, Indonesia

  Rochtri Agung Bawono, Ufi Najib, Kristiawan

  117-119

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• [REPORTS BY GRANUCCI FUND WINNERS, 2006 TO 2007] The prehistoric settlement at Jambu Hilir, South Kalimantan Province, Indonesia

  Anggraeni, Sunarningsih

  120-126

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