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Summary: This synthesis of the latest archaeological discoveries in Southeast Asia begins with the early hunter gatherers and concludes with the early states, with particular reference to Angkor. There has been a proliferation of new ideas and interpretations with the progressive archaeology and excavation of these sites. Contents: The first humans in Southeast Asia Anatomically modern humans The neolithic settlement of Southeast Asia The Bronze Age The Iron Age The development of states The state of Angkor, AD 802-1431 Concluding remarks: The structure of the past in Southeast Asia.
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