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Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association (BIPPA)

 

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The focus of the Bulletin is the prehistory of eastern Asia (east of 70º longitude) and the Pacific region. The Bulletin aims to maintain regular scholarly communication of research in these regions.

The journal provides immediate open access to its content on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge.

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Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association (BIPPA)

 

 

 

Volume 30

Editorial

• Editorial and Announcements for IPPA Bulletin 30, 2010,  Peter Lape, Ben Marwick 1-2

Modernity and the Indo-Pacific Area

• Pleistocene Modernity: An Exclusively Afro-European Issue? An Introduction to Session A1, Miriam N Haidle, Alfred F. Pawlik 3-8
• Evidence of Modern Human Behavior in the Baikal Zone during the Early Upper Paleolithic Period, Luidmila Lbova 9-13
• Explanations for patterning in the ‘package of traits’ of modern human behaviour within Sahul, Phillip J. Habgood, Natalie R. Franklin 14-27
• Identifying Behavioural Modernity: Lessons from Sahul, Martin Porr 28-34
• Have We Overlooked Something? Hafting Traces and Indications of Modern Traits in the Philippine Palaeolithic, Alfred Pawlik 35-53
• Clothing and Modern Human Behaviour in Australia, Ian Gilligan 54-69

Revisiting Dvaravati

• Ways of Seeing a Pyu, Mon and Dvaravati Artistic Continuum, Charlotte Galloway 70-78
• The Dvaravati Gap - Linking Prehistory and History in Early Thailand, Ian Glover 79-86
• Dvaravati, Si Thep, and Wendan, Hiram Woodward 87-97

The Later Prehistory of Yunnan

• The ge of the Shizhaishan Cultural Complex, Po-yi Chiang 98-113
• Seeing Dian Through Barbarian Eyes, Aedeen Cremin 114-121
• Myanmar Bronzes and the Dian Cultures of Yunnan, Elizabeth Moore 122-132

The Neolithic in East and Southeast Asia

• Was there an Austroasiatic Presence in Island Southeast Asia prior to the Austronesian Expansion? Roger Blench 133-144
• Agriculture in Aboriginal Australia: Why Not? Ian Gilligan 145-156
• The Neolithic of the Russian Far East and Neighboring East Asia: Definition, Chronology, and Origins, Yaroslav V. Kuzmin 157-162

Southeast Asian Ceramics from Prehistory to the Present

• A Characterisation of Mortuary Ceramics from Ban Non Wat, Northeast Thailand, Carmen Sarjeant 163-177

General Submissions

• Trade and Exchange Networks in Iron Age Cambodia: Preliminary Results from a Compositional Analysis of Glass Beads, Alison Kyra Carter 178-188

 

 

 

 

Volume 29

• Editorial for IPPA BULLETIN 29, 2009, Peter Bellwood, 1
• Missing Types: Overcoming the Typology Dilemma of Lithic Archaeology in Southeast Asia, Miriam Haidle, Alfred Pawlik, 2-5
• Is the Functional Approach helpful to overcome the Typology Dilemma of Lithic Archaeology in Southeast Asia?, Alfred Pawlik, 6-14
• Souldered Adzes, Bifaces, and Chert Prisms: A Characterization of Mimotien Stone Tool Assemblages from Later Cambodian Prehistory, Miriam Haidle, 15-20
• A typo-technological Definition of Tabonian Industries, Elise Patole-Edoumba, 21-25
• Archaeological Research at Kendeng Lembu, East Java, Indonesia, Sofwan Noerwidi, 26-32
• Late Pleistocene to mid-holocene Coastal and Inland Interaction in the Gunung Sewu Karst, Yogyakarta, J. Susetyo Edy yuwono, 33-44
• The Sites of Gua Pasaung (Rammang-Rammang) and Mallawa: Indicators of Cultural Contact between the Toalian and Neolithic Complexes in South Sulawesi, Budianto Hakim, Muhammad Nur, Tustam, 45-52
• Archaeological Sites in Ba Be National Park., Nang Chung Trinh, 53-55
• Geoarchaeology of the Maritime Region in Northeast Vietnam, Nguyen Quang Mien, Tran Trong Ha, 56-60
• A Conservation Perspective on the Ba Dinh Archaeological Site, Quoc Phuong Dinh, Marie Grace Pamela G. Faylona, Debra Parry, 61-67
• Sa Huynh Regional and inter-regional Interactions in the Thu Bon Valley, Quang Nam Province, Central Vietnam, Lam Thi My Dzung, 68-75
• An Austronesian Presence in Southern japan: Early Occupation in the Yaeyama Islands., Glenn R. Summerhayes, Atholl Anderson, 76-91
• Conserving the Past through Play: Educational Gaming and anti-looting Outreach in Cambodia, Damien Huffer, 92-101

 

 

 

Volume 28

• Geoarchaeology of prehistoric cultural complexes in the Russian Far East: recent progress and problems, Yaroslav V. Kuzmin, 3-10
• Earthenware production and trade: Using ethnographic data and petrographic analyses to compare prehistoric and contemporary pottery traditions from the Island of Bohol, Philippines, Andrea Yankowski, 11-15
• Recent archaeological discoveries in East Kalimantan, Indonesia, Jean-Michel Chazine, Jean-George Ferrie, 16-22
• Precipitating change or sustaining traditions: Social patterns of a Bronze Age community from the Upper Pearl River drainage in Yunnan before the Han imperial period, Alice YAO, 23-33
• Dian bronze art: its source and formation, TzeHuey CHIOU-PENG, 34-43

  Reduction, raw materials and form: ground stone adzes from Ban Non Wat, Northeast Thailand, Tessa Boer-Mah, 44-51

• New evidence of brown glaze stoneware kilns along the East Road from Angkor, Mitch Hendrickson, 52-56
• The development of the water management system of Angkor: a provisional model, Roland Fletcher, Christophe Pottier, Damian Evans, Matti Kummu, 57-66
• The Phu Chanh site: cultural evolution and interaction in the prehistory of southern Vietnam, Bui Chi Hoang, 67-72

   

[LATE PLEISTOCENE AND EARLY HOLOCENE FORAGER ORGANIZATIONS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA]

• New data on the Hoabinhian: Investigations at Hang Cho Cave, northern Vietnam, Seonbok Yi, June-Jeong Lee, Seongnam Kim, Yongwook Yoo, Dongwan Kim, 73-79
• Hoabinhian macrobotanical remains from archaeological sites in Vietnam: Indicators of climate changes from the Late Pleistocene to the Early Holocene, Nguyen Viet, 80-83
• Whispering teeth: nutrition and health of wooden coffin people in the Pang Ma Pha cave sites, northwestern Thailand, Supaporn Nakbunlung, Sukhontha Wathanawareekool, 84-87
• Using community, composition and structural variation in terminal Pleistocene vertebrate assemblages to identify human hunting behaviour at the Niah caves, Borneo, Philip J. Piper, Ryan J. Rabett, Edmund Bin Kurui, 88-98
• The Late Pleistocene to Early Holocene foragers of northern Luzon, Armand Salvador B. Mijares, 99-107
• Beyond typologies: The reduction thesis and its implications for lithic assemblages in Southeast Asia, Ben Marwick, 108-116

   

[REPORTS BY GRANUCCI FUND WINNERS, 2006 TO 2007]

• Mesolithic and Neolithic cultures of the karst landscape at Jimbaran, southern Bali, Indonesia, Rochtri Agung Bawono, Ufi Najib, Kristiawan, 117-119
• The prehistoric settlement at Jambu Hilir, South Kalimantan Province, Indonesia, Anggraeni, Sunarningsih, 120-126

 

 

 

 

Volume 27

• IDEOLOGY, POLITICAL ECONOMY, AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AFTER AD 1778, James M. Bayman,3-11
• CLOTHING AND FARMING ORIGINS: THE INDO-PACIFIC EVIDENCE, Ian Gilligan, 12-21
• THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE OF TREPANATION IN EARLY CHINA, Kangxin Han, Xingcan Chen, 22-27
• RECONSTRUCTING MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY AND TECHNOLOGICAL ORGANISATION AT THE QIJIA JUE EARRING WORKSHOP IN WESTERN ZHOU (1046-771 BC) CHINA, Zhouyong Sun, 28-36

[Special section on the Yiluo project]

• MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH IN THE YILUO PROJECT: AFTER 10 YEARS, Li Liu, Xingcan Chen, 37-38
• THE ROLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMPLEX SOCIETIES IN CHINA: A STUDY FROM THE HUIZUI SITE

  Arlene M. Rosen, 39-48

• CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF PLANT REMAINS AT THE ERLITOU-PERIOD HUIZUI SITE, HENAN, CHINA, Gyoung-Ah Lee, Sheahan Bestel 49-60
• DEVELOPMENT OF COMPLEX SOCIETIES IN THE YILUO REGION: A GIS BASED POPULATION AND AGRICULTURAL AREA ANALYSIS, Yu Qiao, 61-75
• INFLUENCES ON SELECTION OF LITHIC RAW MATERIAL SOURCES AT HUIZUI, A NEOLITHIC/EARLY BRONZE AGE SITE IN NORTHERN CHINA, John Webb, Anne Ford, Justin Gorton, 76-86
• AN EXERCISE IN EXPERIMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGY ON CHINESE STONE SPADES, Dale Owen, 87-92
• NON-STATE CRAFTS IN THE EARLY CHINESE STATE: AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL VIEW FROM THE ERLITOU HINTERLAND, Li Liu, Xingcan Chen, Baoping Li, 93-102
• SOIL MICROMORPHOLOGY, CHEMISTRY AND MAGNETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY STUDIES AT HUIZUI (YILUO REGION, HENAN PROVINCE, NORTHERN CHINA), WITH SPECIAL FOCUS ON A TYPICAL YANGSHAO FLOOR SEQUENCE, Richard I. Macphail, John Crowther, 103-113

   

[Special section on volcanic glass]

• ARCHAEOLOGICAL OBSIDIAN STUDIES IN HOKKAIDO, JAPAN: RETROSPECT AND PROSPECTS, Masami Izuho, Hiroyuki Sato, 114-121
• PIXE PROVENANCING OF OBSIDIAN ARTEFACTS FROM PALEOLITHIC SITES IN KOREA, J. C. Kim, D. K. Kim, M. Youn, C. C. Yun, G. Park, H. J. Woo, Mi-Young Hong, G. K. Lee, 122-128
• LATE PLEISTOCENE AND EARLY HOLOCENE USES OF BASALTIC GLASS IN PRIMORYE, FAR EAST RUSSIA: A NEW PERSPECTIVE BASED ON SITES NEAR THE SOURCES, Nikolay A. Kluyev, Igor Y. Sleptsov, 129-134
• THE CONTRIBUTION OF USE-WEAR/RESIDUE STUDIES OF OBSIDIAN ARTEFACTS FOR UNDERSTANDING CHANGES IN SETTLEMENT AND SUBSISTENCE PATTERNS IN WEST NEW BRITAIN, PAPUA NEW GUINEA, Nina Kononenko, 135-143
• THE ROLE OF RAW MATERIAL IN MICROBLADE TECHNOLOGY AT THREE LATE PALAEOLITHIC SITES, RUSSIAN FAR EAST, Irina Pantukhina, 144-153
• PHILIPPINE OBSIDIAN AND ITS ARCHAEOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS, Leee Anthony M. Neri, 154-162

 

 

 

Volume 26

• THE LITHIC INDUSTRY OF OBI-RAKHMAT GROTTO, UZBEKISTAN, A.I. Krivoshapkin, A.A. Anoikin, P.J. Brantingham, 5-19
• NEW LIGHT ON TAIWAN HIGHLAND PREHISTORY, Ling-Yu Hung, Chuan-Kun Ho, 21-31

  CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OF TAIPEI'S INDIGENOUS FOLK TEMPLES, Eleanor B. Morris Wu, 33-38

• THE AMIS, AND PREHISTORY, IN CULTURAL HERITAGE DEVELOPMENT IN TAIWAN, David Blundell, 39-47
• FROM VIETNAMESE LITHOPHONES TO BALINESE GAMELANS: A HISTORY OF TUNED PERCUSSION IN THE INDO-PACIFIC REGION, Roger Blench, 48-61
• LOOKING TO EPI: FURTHER CONSEQUENCES OF THE KUWAE ERUPTION, CENTRAL VANUATU, AD 1452, Andrew Hoffmann, 62-71
• THE EARLY AUSTRONESIAN MIGRATION TO LUZON: PERSPECTIVES FROM THE PEuffffABLANCA CAVE SITES, Armand Salvador B. Mijares 72-78
• PRELIMINARY RECONSTRUCTION OF DIET AT A NEOLITHIC SITE IN VIETNAM USING STABLE ISOTOPE AND BA/SR ANALYSES, Nathan W. Bower, Yuichiro Yasutomo, Marc F. Oxenham, Lan Cuong Nguyen, Kim Thy Nguyen, 79-85
• THE BIOARCHAEOLOGY OF THE VAT KOMNOU CEMETERY, ANGKOR BOREI, CAMBODIA, Michael Pietrusewsky, Rona Ikehara-Quebral 86-97
• PRE-ANGKORIAN SETTLEMENT TRENDS IN CAMBODIA'S MEKONG DELTA AND THE LOWER MEKONG ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROJECT, Miriam T. Stark, 98-109
• MONUMENTALITY IN THE MEKONG DELTA: LUMINESCENCE DATING AND IMPLICATIONS, M. T. Stark, D. Sanderson, R. G. Bingham, 110-120
• CHINESE CERAMICS AT ANGKOR, Aedeen Cremin, 121-123
• ON HIZEN PORCELAIN AND THE MANILA - ACAPULCO GALLEON TRADE, Takenori Nogami, 124-130
• TRADE CERAMICS FROM SELECTED SITES IN WESTERN JAPAN, LATE 14TH TO 17TH CENTURIES, Barbara Seyock 131-139
• A PRELIMINARY STUDY ON THE DISTRIBUTION AND CONSUMPTION OF CERAMICS IN HONG KONG DURING THE SONG-YUAN PERIOD, Sharon Wai Yee Wong, 140-146
• CHINESE CERAMICS AND THE ECONOMICS OF EARLY SOUTHEAST ASIAN URBANISATION, 14TH TO 16TH CENTURIES, John N. Miksic, 147-153
• NAGA ORNAMENTS AND THE INDIAN OCEAN, Alok Kumar Kanungo, 154-162
• REVISITING CULTURAL HERITAGE IN SRI LANKA: THE VEDDA (VANNIYALETTO), David Blundell, 163-167
• FIRE-MAKING USING A STONE `STRIKE-A-LIGHT' IN THE SOA BASIN OF FLORES, INDONESIA, Adam Brumm, 168-170

 

 

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