A Giant ‘Death Jar’ in Laos Held the Remains of 37 People for Generations
A Laos death jar has revealed something archaeologists had long suspected but rarely seen so clearly: at least one of the great stone vessels of…
Southeast Asia archaeology
Layers Beneath the Rice Fields: Ancient Artifacts Reveal Millennia of Life in Vietnam’s Ha Tinh Highlands
Archaeologists working in Vietnam’s central highlands have identified a dense concentration of ancient artifacts buried beneath active rice fields in Ha Tinh province—a discovery that…
Forest Rangers Discover Tham Ta Kueng Cave, Adding a New Chapter to Thailand’s Archaeological Map
A patrol in the forests of northern Thailand has revealed a previously unknown cave that could soon join the country’s long list of significant archaeological…