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Ranan Dasgupta MBBChir, MA, MD, FRCS (Urol)of Burma was established in 1902. Members of the Survey were not trained in archaeology, but some were expert epigraphers. Early on, prehistoric research was mainly conducted by foreigners. Local archaeologists only began carrying out their first systematic excavations in the 1950s. Collaborative re

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S. L. Choudhury,J. C. Brocklehurst residing there by the 1330s. Archaeology has revealed traces of a prosperous trading settlement, which had to pay tribute to both Majapahit in Java and Ayutthaya in Thailand. The settlement covered about 85?ha, with a royal palace on a hill overlooking the Singapore River estuary. The most numerous

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-8075-4d interdisciplinary. It has also resulted in a tremendous growth of research and knowledge about the prehistory of Malaysia. This chapter presents an update and review of the history and practice of archaeology in Malaya, Sabah and Sarawak in four main periods: the Early Colonial/Antiquarianism Peri

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The Artificial Urinary Sphincters under the control of the nation-state called the Republic of the Philippines. What may be considered the contemporary practice of archaeology on these islands started in the early twentieth century. However, the discipline took much longer than expected to grow to maturity. The study of archaeolog

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-7739-0ed. One key factor is thought to have been the expansion of grassland and open woodland habitats beyond Africa. Early hominins—scavengers or hunters, with or without habitual use of fire—evolved and were adapted to survival in this biome. Where we find comparable settings outside Africa we consider

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Staining of Urinary Sediment Constituentsed in 2000, Paleolithic remains are known from over 14,500 sites in the Japanese Archipelago today. During the cold phases of the Pleistocene, the four major islands of the Japanese Archipelago merged into two: the Paleo-Honshu Island, consisting of the present Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu Islands, a

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Gina M. Lockwood,Victoria J. A. Sharpoldest site on record, possibly dating to the late Lower Pleistocene on basis of biological analysis, but the Ch?n′gokni site has been substantiated as the oldest site currently dated in Korea at about 400,000 BP. Fossils of . have been found in limestone caves mostly in North Korea, but few can be

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