Browse Records · Southeast Asian Archaeology Bibliographic Database

Type	Year	Authors	Title	Source	ID
Journal Article	2017	O'Connor, Sue	Fishing in life and death: Pleistocene fish-hooks from a burial context on Alor Island, Indonesia	Antiquity	[O'Connor, 2017 #26810]
Journal Article	1956	Damais, Louis-Charles	Études javanaises: I. Les tombes musulmanes datés de Trålåyå	Bulletin de l'École française d'Extrême-Orient	[Damais, 1956 #26880]
Journal Article	1951	Bezacier, Louis	Les sépultures royales de la dynastie des Lê Postérieurs (Hâu Lê)	Bulletin de l'École française d'Extrême-Orient	[Bezacier, 1951 #26892]
Journal Article	2017	Ross, Ken W.	The distribution of unworked molluscs, with special reference to unionidae (freshwater mussels), in mainlaind southeast Asian mortuary contexts	Journal of Indo-Pacific Archaeology	[Ross, 2017 #27045]
Journal Article	1939	Trán văn Giáp,	Note sur la bannière de l'âme: à propos d'une cérémonie bouddhique à la mémoire des victimes du «Phénix»	Bulletin de l'École française d'Extrême-Orient	[Trán 1939 #27047]
Journal Article	1933	Mus, Paul	Barabudur. Les origines du stūpa et la transmigration. Essai d'archéologie religieuse comparée (suite). 5e partie, La valeur cosmique du stûpa. Cosmogrammes et géomancie dans la croyance commune de l'Asie. Appendice. Les sept pas du Buddha et la	Bulletin de l'École française d'Extrême-Orient	[Mus, 1933 #27100]
Journal Article	1933	Nguyèn-van-Khoan,	Le repêchage de l'âme, avec une note sur les hón et les phách d'après les croyances tonkinoises actuelles	Bulletin de l'École française d'Extrême-Orient	[Nguyèn-van-Khoan, 1933 #27108]
Journal Article	1914	Phạm Quýnh,	Deux oraisons funèbres en annamite, publiées et traduites	Bulletin de l'École française d'Extrême-Orient	[Phạm 1914 #27265]
Journal Article	2017	Bulbeck, David	Mortuary caves and the dammar trade in the Towuti-Routa region, Sulawesi, in an island Southeast Asian context	Asian Perspectives (2016)	[Bulbeck, 2017 #27390]
Journal Article	1904	Brengues, Dr.	Les cérémonies funéraires à Ubon	Bulletin de l'École française d'Extrême-Orient	[Brengues, 1904 #27460]
Journal Article	2016	Bulbeck, David	Mortuary caves and the dammar trade in the Towuti-Routa region, Sulawesi, in an island Southeast Asian context	Asian Perspectives	[Bulbeck, 2016 #27469]
Journal Article	1903	Durand, R. P. E. M.	Notes sur une crémation chez les Chams	Bulletin de l'École française d'Extrême-Orient	[Durand, 1903 #27507]
Book Section	2015	Oxenham, Marc	Dealing with death in late Neolithic to metal period Nagsabaran, the Philippines	The Routledge Handbook of Bioarchaeology in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands	[Oxenham, 2015 #22335]
Journal Article	2016	Zhou Ligang,	Obscuring the line between the living and the dead: mortuary activities inside the grave chambers of the Eastern Han Dynasty, China	Asian Perspectives (2015)	[Zhou 2016 #27639]
Journal Article	2010	Valentin, F.	Lapita burial practices: evidence for complex body and bone treatment at the Teouma Cemetery, Vanuatu, southwest Pacific	Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology	[Valentin, 2010 #27657]
Journal Article	2010	Scott, R. M.	Identification of the first reported Lapita cremation in the Pacific islands using archaeological forensic and contemporary burning evidence	Journal of Archaeological Science	[Scott, 2010 #27666]
Journal Article	1979	Terwiel, B. J.	Tai funeral customs: towards a reconstruction of archaic-Tai ceremonies	Anthropos	[Terwiel, 1979 #27665]
Book Section		Ross, K. W.	The distribution of unworked mollusks, with special reference to unionidae (freshwater mussels), in mainland Southeast Asian mortuary contexts	Proceeding of 14th International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists	[Ross, #22362]
Book Section	2006	Détroit, F.	<i>Homo sapiens</i> in Southeast Asian archipelagoes: the Holocene fossil evidence with special reference to funerary practices in east Java	Austronesian diaspora and the ethnogenesis of people in Indonesian archipelago	[Détroit, 2006 #22373]
Journal Article	2011	Bedford, S.	Lapita burials, a new Lapita cemetery and post-Lapita burials from Malakula, Northern Vanuatu, Southwest Pacific	Journal of Pacific Archaeology	[Bedford, 2011 #27727]
Book Section	2016	Oxenham, Marc	Dealing with death in late neolithic to metal period Nagsabaran, the Philippines	The Routledge handbook of bioarchaeology in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands	[Oxenham, 2016 #22454]
Book Section	2016	Piper, Philip J.	Human cultural, technological and adaptive changes from the end of the Pleistocene to the mid-Holocene in Southeast Asia	The Routledge handbook of bioarchaeology in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands	[Piper, 2016 #22465]
Book Section	2016	O'Reilly, Dougald	Prehistoric mortuary traditions in Cambodia	The Routledge handbook of bioarchaeology in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands	[O'Reilly, 2016 #22464]
Book Section	2016	Ross, Ken W.	To follow in their footsteps: an examination of the burial identity of the elderly from Non Nok Tha	The Routledge handbook of bioarchaeology in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands	[Ross, 2016 #22459]
Journal Article	2015	Higham, Charles F. W.	From site formation to social structure in prehistoric Thailand	Journal of Field Archaeology	[Higham, 2015 #27883]
Book Section	2007	Telle, Kari G.	Nurturance and the spectre of neglect: Sasak ways of dealing with the dead	Kinship and food in South East Asia	[Telle, 2007 #22585]
Book Section	2007	Kaartinen, Timo	Nurturing memories: the cycle of mortuary meals in an East Indonesian village	Kinship and food in South East Asia	[Kaartinen, 2007 #22584]
Book Section	2014	Clarke, Wesley	The skeletons of Phong Tuek: human remains in Dvāravatī ritual contexts	Before Siam: essays in art and archaeology	[Clarke, 2014 #22637]
Journal Article	2012	Lloyd-Smith, Lindsay	Early Holocene burial practice at Niah Cave, Sarawak	Journal of Indo-Pacific Archaeology	[Lloyd-Smith, 2012 #28135]
Journal Article	2014	Higham, Charles Franklin	The Mun Valley and Central Thailand in prehistory: integrating two cultural sequences	Open Archaeology	[Higham, 2014 #28136]