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Type	Year	Authors	Title	Source	ID
Book Section	1998	Pramankij, Somsak	The significance of the recent discovery of primate fossils in Thailand and in Southeast Asia	Southeast Asian Archaeology 1994: Proceedings of the 5th International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archeologists	[Pramankij, 1998 #24848]
Journal Article	2004	Sémah, F.	The significance of the Punung karstic area (eastern Java) for the chronology of the Javanese palaeolithic, with special reference to Song Terus Cave	Modern Quaternary Research in Southeast Asia	[Sémah, 2004 #27686]
Thesis		Noerwidi, S.	The significance of the Holocene human skeleton Song Keplek 5 in the history of human colonization of Java: a comprehensive morphological and morphometric study		[Noerwidi, #36293]
Book Section	1979	Soejono, R. P.	The significance of the excavations at Gilimanuk (Bali)	Early South East Asia: essays in archaeology, history, and historical geography	[Soejono, 1979 #25138]
Journal Article	1976	Murty, M. L. K.	The significance of lithic finds in the cave areas of Kurnool, India	Asian Perspectives (1975)	[Murty, 1976 #33174]
Conference Proceeding	1984	Pramankij, Somsak	The significance of extra-large lower Palaeolithic tools discovered recently in Thailand	Art and Archaeology, V. 6. International Conference on Thai Studies, August 22-24, 1984	[Pramankij, 1984 #26581]
Book Section	1976	Bellwood, Peter S.	The significance of excavated bronze objects and casting moulds from the Talaud Islands, northeastern Indonesia	Ancient Chinese bronzes and South-east Asian metal and other archaeological artefacts	[Bellwood, 1976 #24547]
Journal Article	1983	Folan, William J.	The significance of clay rollers of the Ban Chiang culture, Thailand	Asian Perspectives (1980)	[Folan, 1983 #33090]
Journal Article	1998	Setudeh-Nejad, Shahab	The significance of 'Persian context' discoveries	SPAFA Journal	[Setudeh-Nejad, 1998 #28854]
Book Section	2013	Kerdchouay, Euayporn	The Siam Society's role in heritage protection	Protecting Siam's heritage	[Kerdchouay, 2013 #22733]
Book Section	1998	Martowikrido, Wahyono	The short inscriptions of the Wonoboyo hoard	Southeast Asian Archaeology 1996: Proceedings of the 6th International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists, Leiden, 2-6 September 1996	[Martowikrido, 1998 #23527]
Journal Article	2019	Acabado, Stephen B.	The short history of the Ifugao tice terraces: a local response to the Spanish conquest	Journal of Field Archaeology	[Acabado, 2019 #26664]
Journal Article	2004	Ballard, C.	The ship as symbol in the prehistory of Scandinavia and Southeast Asia	World Archaeology	[Ballard, 2004 #29051]
Thesis	1995	Grave, Peter Roper	The shift to Commodity: A Study of Ceramic Production and Upland-Lowland Interaction in Northwestern Thailand 1000-1650 AD		[Grave, 1995 #36340]
Book Section in a Series	1998	Mason, G. M.	The shellfish, fish and crab remains	The excavation of Nong Nor: a prehistoric site in central Thailand	[Mason, 1998 #26130]
Book Section in a Series	2007	Chang, N. J.	The shell, silver, gold, bronze and bone personal ornaments	The origins of the civilization of Angkor, volume 2: the excavation of Noen U-Loke and Non Muang Kao	[Chang, 2007 #25842]
Book Section	1993	Higham, Thomas F. G.	The shell knives	The excavation of Khok Phanom Di: a prehistoric site in central Thailand. Volume III: the material culture (part I)	[Higham, 1993 #25086]
Book Section	1956	Brant, Charles S.	The Shans	Burma	[Brant, 1956 #24550]
Book Section	1965	Sørensen, Per	The shaman grave	Felicitation volumes of Southeast-Asian studies presented to His Highness Prince Dhaninivat Kromamun Bidyalabh Bridhyakorn on the occasion of his eightieth birthday	[Sørensen, 1965 #24133]
Book Section	2024	Charles Higham	The Settlement of Mainland Southeast Asia By Anatomically Modern Humans	In the Footsteps of Our Ancestors: Following Homo sapiens into Asia and Oceania	[Charles 2024 #37785]
Book Section	2025	Higham, Charles	The settlement of mainland Southeast Asia By anatomically modern humans	The settlement of mainland Southeast Asia	[Higham, 2025 #37684]
Book Section in a Series	2007	Higham, C. F. W.	The sequence during layers 3 and 2	The origins of the civilization of Angkor, vol. 2: the excavation of Noen U-Loke and Non Muang Kao	[Higham, 2007 #25856]
Book Section in a Series	2007	Higham, C. F. W.	The sequence during layer four	The origins of the civilization of Angkor, vol. 2: the excavation of Noen U-Loke and Non Muang Kao	[Higham, 2007 #25857]
Book Section in a Series	1993	Gorecki, Paul	The Sepik River people of Papua New Guinea: culture amid catastrophes	People of the stone age: hunter-gatherers and early farmers	[Gorecki, 1993 #25892]
Book Section	1988	Gomes, Alberto G.	The Semai: the making of an ethnic group in Malaysia	Ethnic diversity and the control of natural resources in Southeast Asia	[Gomes, 1988 #22574]
Book	1968	Dentan, R. K.	The Semai, a nonviolent people of Malaya		[Dentan, 1968 #21313]
Journal Article	1991	Francis, Peter, Jr.	The secret of Papanaidupet	Glastechnische Berichte	[Francis, 1991 #29695]
Journal Article	1981	Tryon, D.T.	The Second International Conference on comparative Austronesian linguistics	Asian Perspectives (1978)	[Tryon, 1981 #33105]
Book Section	2002	Yasuda, Yoshinori	The second east side story: origin of agriculture in West Asia	The origins of pottery and agriculture	[Yasuda, 2002 #24441]
Journal Article	1998	Webb, Sarah C.	The Seaweed Fly <i>Thoracochaeta zosterae</i> (Hal.) (Diptera: Sphaerocidae) in inland archaeological contexts: delta<sup>13</sup>C and delta<sup>15</sup>N solves the puzzle	Journal of Archaeological Science	[Webb, 1998 #34317]