Health in Late Prehistoric Thailand

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Abstract

Given the limited amount of published material exploring aspects of human health and behavior in prehistoric Southeast Asia, Domett's contribution is both timely and important. This book, based on Domett's Ph.D. thesis, is a bioarchaeological study of four assemblages excavated from two coastal sites (Khok Phanom Di and Nong Nor) and two inland sites (Ban Na Di and Ban Lum Kao) within the boarders of modern Thailand. Domett's chief aim in this work is to attempt a synthesis of the evidence for health and behavior from human skeletal assemblages recovered from the region to date. Domett approaches this through the context of differences in the natural and cultural environments of each location, as well as the temporal position and duration of each site.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)191-194
Number of pages4
JournalAmerican Journal of Physical Anthropology
Volume121
Issue number2
Early online date5 Mar 2003
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Jun 2003

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