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DOI: 10.2307/j.ctv1nthm4.11
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New Excavation at Moh Khiew Site, Southern Thailand

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“…Cette diversité des modes opératoires commencerait, semble-t-il, dans le Sud de la Thaïlande, non loin de la frontière avec la Malaisie (isthme de Kra), avec l'apparition d'outils nouveaux sur éclats épais comme les limaces découvertes en abondance à Moh Khiew (Auetrakulvit et al 2012). On retrouve ces industries sur galets préférentiellement dans le Nord-Est de Sumatra sous la forme d'amas coquilliers remontant au début de l'Holocène (Glover 1979a;McKinnon 1990) et plus rarement en grotte comme à Tögi Ndrawa sur l'île de Nias dont la séquence couvre la totalité de l'Holocène (i.e.…”
Section: Le Faciès De Keplek : Faciès à Outils Sur éClats De Java Estunclassified
“…Cette diversité des modes opératoires commencerait, semble-t-il, dans le Sud de la Thaïlande, non loin de la frontière avec la Malaisie (isthme de Kra), avec l'apparition d'outils nouveaux sur éclats épais comme les limaces découvertes en abondance à Moh Khiew (Auetrakulvit et al 2012). On retrouve ces industries sur galets préférentiellement dans le Nord-Est de Sumatra sous la forme d'amas coquilliers remontant au début de l'Holocène (Glover 1979a;McKinnon 1990) et plus rarement en grotte comme à Tögi Ndrawa sur l'île de Nias dont la séquence couvre la totalité de l'Holocène (i.e.…”
Section: Le Faciès De Keplek : Faciès à Outils Sur éClats De Java Estunclassified
“…In the vicinity of northwestern Laos, near the Burmese boundaries, northern Thai Hoabinhian sites have been dated from 3700 ± 30 B P at Huai Hin near the Salaween riverbank (Forestier et al, 2005) and 26,580 ± 250 B P at Tham Lod in Mae Hong Son province (Shoocongdej, 2006). In southern Thailand reexcavation of the Moh Khiew site yielded dates from 9470 ± 420 B P to 11, 220 ± 510 B P for the Hoanihnian layers (Auetrakulvit et al, 2012) and ongoing excavations at Laang Spean Cave in Cambodia indicate dates ranging from 5018 ± 29 B P to 10,042 ± 43 B P (Forestier et al, 2015). In Vietnam, the most reliable chronology of Hoabinhian sites is that of Yi et al (2008) at Hang Cho, with dates from 8430 ± 180 B P to 19,560 ± 220 B P. Another date at 29,140 ± 200 B P from an unexcavated layer below this site is consistent with dates from northern Thailand.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Radiocarbon dates of the Hoabinhian level 3 ranged from 11,020 ± 150 to 8420 ± 90 BP; a single piece of charcoal from a grave was dated to 25,800 ± 600 BP, while the dates of the two upper levels spanned from 7060 ± 100 to 4250 ± 150 BP (Pookajorn, 2001). The re-examination of the dating (Auetrakulvit et al, 2012) determined that the majority of the burials were concentrated in an overlying level dated between 11,220 ± 510 and 9470 ± 420 BP. Additional uncovered burials were found in level 3, as those excavated by Pookajorn (1990Pookajorn ( , 1994Pookajorn ( , 2001.…”
Section: A Review Of Hoabinhian Burialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additional uncovered burials were found in level 3, as those excavated by Pookajorn (1990Pookajorn ( , 1994Pookajorn ( , 2001. The new series (Auetrakulvit et al, 2012) includes the incomplete skeleton of an adult lying on its back, a poorly preserved individual lying on its back with extended limbs, and an incomplete individual buried in a flexed position on its left side. According to a taphonomical study and information provided by Pookajorn (2001), some "extended" burials discovered during the initial excavation may date back to around 10,600 BP, i.e.…”
Section: A Review Of Hoabinhian Burialsmentioning
confidence: 99%