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Recent Advances in Bioarchaeological Research across the Asia-Indo-Pacific Regions

14 Th2 2018 18:51

Convenors: Rebecca Kinaston (rebecca.kinaston@gmail.com), Charlotte King (charlotte.king@otago.ac.nz), Melanie Miller (melanie.miller@otago.ac.nz), Monica Tromp (tromp.monica@gmail.com) and Anna Willis (anna.willis1@jcu.edu.au)

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Changing paradigms in Asian paleoanthropology: Papers in honor of Robin W. Dennell

14 Th2 2018 18:42

Conveners: Parth R. Chauhan¹ and Gao Xing²
¹parth73@gmail.com & ²gaoxing@ivpp.ac.cn

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Recent advances in the historical archaeology of South and West Sulawesi, Indonesia

14 Th2 2018 16:07

Convener: Kathryn Wellen - Wellen@KITLV.NL

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Humans, Cultura and Environment During Pleistocene Times in Island of Southeast Asia

14 Th2 2018 16:02

Conveners: Sofwan Noerwidi, Anton Ferdianto and Vida Pervaya Rusiyanti Kusmartono
Contact: noerwidi@arkeologijawa.com; antonferdianto18@gmail.com; vida.kusmartono@gmail.com

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Vietnamese ancient ceramics in the context of Asian trading ceramics

14 Th2 2018 15:55

Conveners: Bui Minh Tri and Do Truong Giang (giangiseas@gmail.com)

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Southeast Asian Rock Art Beyond Images

14 Th2 2018 15:44

Conveners: Noel Hidalgo Tan, Adhi Agus Octaviana and Victoria N. Scott
noel@seameo-spafa.org

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Displaying Archaeology: Recent Developments and Trends in Archaeological Exhibitions

11 Th2 2018 14:28

Convener: J. Eleazar R. Bersales - jerbersales@usc.edu.ph

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Current research and new perspectives on the Plain of Jars of Laos

11 Th2 2018 14:25

Organiser: Dr. Lia Genovese, trinacria_1955@yahoo.co.uk

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People and the sea: current research on maritime interactions between Southeast Asia and the wider world

11 Th2 2018 14:20

SESSION CHAIRS: Dr Jennifer Rodrigues (Jennifer.Rodrigues@museum.wa.gov.au) and Ms Abhirada Pook Komoot (abhirada.komoot@research.uwa.edu.au)

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The Sacred, Buried and Forgotten Dead: Current Bioarchaeological Research in the Philippines by the National Museum

11 Th2 2018 14:10

The presence of these remains reveals multiple sets of data into the life ways, as well as death ways of people in the past. As people are not only bearers of cultural beliefs and practices but also representatives of a population’s diet, health and nutrition, their remains persist to be a vital subject for study in archaeology.

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