Abstract In Southeast Asia, archaeological research has recently shown that the earliest
centralised polities qualifying as incipient States emerged by the late 5th and early 4th c …

This chapter presents an argument on how we can access past cosmologies through an
appreciation of archaeological context. The possibility of tracking down continuities that link …

This chapter makes a preliminary attempt to test the capacity of open-source research to
generate evidence of cultural property crime in South-East Asia. Most evidence relates to …

Initiatives for the development of heritage tourism in a locality could be integrated in Public
‚rchaeology. This is shown by a case study of the annual ield schools of the ‚rchaeological …

Seven charred wood fragments from the archaeological site of Ille in El Nido, Palawan were
identified as an undetermined monocot and representatives of the families Caesalpiniaceae …

Bioarchaeology, the study of skeletal remains from archaeological sites, is useful in
understanding the health of past populations. Information on health of past populations is …

Fragments of human bones were encountered scattered throughout a layer dated to the
Neolithic Period (∼ 3300 BP) at Callao Cave, northern Luzon, Philippines. A taphonomic …

The topic of archeology of the Philippines hardly appears in Polish scientific literature and
there is a shortage of specialists in this field. The beginnings of archeology in this region are …

Fragments of human bones were encountered scattered throughout a layer dated to the
Neolithic Period (∼ 3300 BP) at Callao Cave, northern Luzon, Philippines. A taphonomic …

A range of factors enable criminal activities in the Indo-Pacific region. Illegal, unregulated
and unreported (IUU) fishing in the Indo-Pacific region occurs due to its vastness and the …