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| Type | Year | Authors | Title | Source | ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Book Section in a Series | 2020 | Peter Lape, John S Krigbaum, and Jana Futch | The Ira Ara site: A fortified settlement and burial complex in Timor-Leste | Forts and Fortification in Wallacea: Archaeological and Ethnohistoric Investigations | [Peter 2020 #37801] |
| Conference Paper | 2010 | Ben Marwick and Peter Lape | Editorial and Announcements for IPPA Bulletin 30, 2010 | Papers from the Hanoi Conference and Others | [Ben 2010 #37797] |
| Book Section | 2016 | Peter Lape | The Role of Food Production in Incipient Warfare in Protohistoric Timor Leste | The Archaeology of Food and Warfare | [Peter 2016 #37792] |
| Journal Article | 2023 | Samper Carro, Sofia C. | Big questions for small animals. Taphonomic analysis of small vertebrates in Matja Kuru 2 (Timor-Leste) during the late pleistocene | Quaternary Science Advances | [Samper 2023 #37584] |
| Journal Article | 2023 | Clarkson, Chris | 40,000 years of technological continuity and change at Matja Kuru 2, Timor-Leste | Quaternary Science Reviews | [Clarkson, 2023 #37581] |
| Journal Article | 2025 | Brockwell, Sally | New archaeological discoveries in north-central Timor-Leste indicate sociocultural adaptations to landscape change during the Holocene | The Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology | [Brockwell, 2025 #37558] |
| Journal Article | 2020 | Beaumont, Phillip | Early Metal Age pottery from Fatu Aki Anik Knua, Timor-Leste and the appearance of ceramics in the Wallacean Islands | Journal of Indo-Pacific Archaeology | [Beaumont, 2020 #36895] |
| Journal Article | 2020 | O'Connor, Sue | Faces in the stone: further finds of anthropomorphic engravings suggest a discrete artistic tradition flourished in Timor-Leste in the terminal Pleistocene | Cambridge Archaeological Journal | [O'Connor, 2020 #36850] |
| Journal Article | 2020 | Standish, Christopher D. | Hand stencil discoveries at Lene Hara Cave hint at Pleistocene age for the earliest painted art in Timor-Leste | Archaeological Research in Asia | [Standish, 2020 #36688] |