Abstract Borneo has a 50,000-year record of Homo sapiens' interactions with rainforest on
the coastal lowlands assembled especially by the interdisciplinary investigation of the …

In the areas adjacent to the drowned Pleistocene continent of Sunda–present-day Mainland
and Island SE Asia–the Austronesian Hypothesis of a diaspora of rice cultivators from …

Using phytolith analysis from a well-dated and high-resolution sediment sequence in the
apex of northern Yangtze Delta, we investigate environmental changes, the rise and decline …

In combination with published archaeobotanical data, a detailed paleodietary reconstruction
is performed here on human teeth (n= 19) using starch grain and phytolith analysis of dental …

Rainforests are often described as the world's last virgin landscapes; however hunter–
gatherers may have been modifying these environments for over 50,000 years. Despite this …

Despite the rich biodiversity of plants in the islands of southeast Asia, modern pollen
reference collections are still sparse for this part of the world. With only limited availability of …

ABSTRACT A late Pleistocene vegetation record is presented, using multi‐proxy analysis
from three palaeochannels in the northern (Bario) and southern (Pa'Dalih) Kelabit Highlands …

Holocene vegetation records are presented from palaeochannels in the southern Kelabit
Highlands, at Pa'Dalih (PDH 212) and at Pa'Buda (BPG), and from a peat bog in the …

This paper provides a descriptive review of a class of stone tools from the interior highlands
of Borneo that are formally defined in this paper as 'cylindrical stone adzes.'The implements …

In this article I explore the role of both the wild pig (baka) and the domesticated pig (berak)
among the Kelabit of Sarawak, focusing in particular on their pre-Christian cosmological …