Detailed Skeletal Analysis April 22, 2015 1440 0 Detailed analysis of Ban Chiang skeletal remains has given us a treasure-trove of information about prehistoric life in the region around Ban Chiang. The most in-depth knowledge to date comes from Michael Pietrusewsky and Michele Toomay Douglas of the University of Hawaii, via their detailed study of 142 skeletons excavated in 1974/75 from Ban Chiang.
A Distinctive Bronze Age for the Ban Chiang Cultural Tradition April 14, 2015 1772 2 The Ban Chiang excavations revealed a society with distinct differences from the “Bronze Age” society most archaeologists expected. Production in a rural non-hierarchical society: When bronze artifacts were first excavated at Ban Chiang in the mid-1970s, the prevalent “Bronze Age” paradigm was that only socially-stratified societies had the capability to make objects with this alloy.
SAA Conference: Day 1 April 10, 2015 677 0 Mark your calendars! Thursday, April 16th there are several sessions relating to east & southeast Asian archaeology: Asian Art Museum Reception for East and Southeast Asian Archaeologists Location: Asian Art Museum (200 Larkin Street, San Francisco, CA) Time: 5:30pm-7:30pm The Qijia Culture of Northwest China – Entering a New Era of Research Room: Union Square
SAA Conference: Day 2 April 10, 2015 762 0 Mark your calendars! Friday, April 17th, there are several sessions relating to E&SEA archaeology at the SAA meetings: Use-wear, Experimental Archaeology, and Residue Analysis in the People’s Republic of China: A Session in Memory of George H. Odell Room: Imperial Ballroom A Time: 8:00am-11:15am Chair: Geoffrey Cunnar and Qiang Wang Abstract: This symposium is dedicated to
SAA Conference: Day 3 April 10, 2015 692 0 Mark your calendars for Saturday, April 18th – there are several sessions relating to east &southeast Asian archaeology at the SAA conference in San Francisco: Get-together for Archaeologists of East and Southeast Asia Room: Union Square 5-6 Time: 5:30pm-7:00pm New Perspectives on the Archaeology of Economics in China Room: Continental Parlor 1 Time: 8:00am-10:45am Chair: James Williams
SAA Conference: Day 4 April 10, 2015 671 0 Here are our recommendations for presentations in east and southeast Asian archaeology at the final day of the SAAs, Sunday April 19th: Environmental Archaeological Approaches in Southeast Asia Room: Union Square 25 Time: 8:00am-11:30am Chair: Hannah Van Vlack and Cyler Conrad Abstract: The aim of this session is to report on recent environmental archaeological approaches to
East and Southeast Asian Archaeology at the SAAs March 24, 2015 692 0 In only two weeks (April 15-19th) the Society for American Archaeology meetings begin in San Francisco, California. Here at the ISEAA, we are excited to announce and promote several presentations and sessions relating to East and Southeast Asian archaeology during the conference. Stay tuned in the coming days for more updates! In the meantime, here are
AAS 2015 Conference to feature ISEAA director on cultural preservation & management panel March 18, 2015 709 0 RSVP here Conference Information Panel Contributors
Director Joyce White to give “Hot Pots” talk at University of Wisconsin-Madison March 16, 2015 648 0 RSVP here
Dr. White to give talk on metals & prehistoric society at University of Wisconsin-Madison March 16, 2015 680 0 RSVP here
ISEAA Director Dr. Joyce White to give a talk at the 2015 CITU Forum January 21, 2015 708 0 Join ISEAA director Dr. Joyce White for her talk Preserving Heritage through Building Partnerships: Archaeology, Museology & Law Enforcement at the 2015 CITU Forum on Jan. 30 at 1 pm. The lecture will be held on the 5th floor of Thammassat University’s College of Innovation, and include translation, discussion and a Q&A. Apply to participate
ISEAA Director to give lecture on looting, development and the future of archaeology in the Middle Mekong Basin at the Siam Society December 12, 2014 658 0 Dr. Joyce White will be giving a talk on the major issues affecting archaeological progress in the Middle Mekong in the new year. Check out the flyer below and our Facebook event for details.
