Session Details

#33
Title Current Multidisciplinary Approaches to Deciphering the East and Southeast Asian Palaeoanthropological Record
CommissionHaB
Description

Compared to the western Old World, the palaeoanthropological record of East and Southeast Asia is still relatively poorly known. For example, the nature of hominin morphological and behavioral variation in fluctuating Quaternary environments is only now becoming better known. This session presents papers from scientists involved in multidisciplinary research projects in East and Southeast Asia. A synthesis of the current state of research in these different regions will be developed, with emphasis on understanding how a varying palaeoenvironment influenced hominin evolution.
Convener(s)Christopher J. Bae, Kidong Bae, Wei Wang

Oral Presentations

SAT23, 08.30 - 10.10, BERNEXPO 1.3 Congress Room 7.

IDTitlePresenterInvited
1027Age of Handaxes from the Hantan-Imjin river basins, South Korea   Bae Kidong x
2120A rare case of human activity mimicking carnivore damage (Tianyuandong, China). Fernandez-Jalvo Yolanda
1736Paleolithic archaeology and human adaptation during the Upper Pleistocene in North China Zhang Dongju
1021The Nature of the Early to Late Paleolithic transition in Korea: Current Paleoanthropological Perspectives Bae Christopher
3196Archaeological Evidence for the Emergence of Modern Human Behavior in the Japanese Archipelago Shimada Kazutaka

SAT23, 10.50 - 12.30, BERNEXPO 1.3 Congress Room 7.

IDTitlePresenterInvited
891Matuyama-Brunhes polarity transition just overlying the latest Homo erectus and meteorite impact evidence in Sangiran, Java Hyodo Masayuki x
1689High-resolution reconstruction of the East Asian monsoon activities over the last 2k using Japanese annually laminated lake sediments Yamada Kazuyoshi
1071Small mammals from the Late Pleistocene human occupation site of Tangzigou, western Yunnan, China: paleoenvironmental and archaeological perspectives   Jin Jennie
1731Human and natural induced environmental deterioration in the Angkor Thom during the declining days of the Khmer kingdom Nasu Hiroo

Poster Presentations

SAT23, 14.30 - 15.50, BERNEXPO 2 Poster Hall.

IDTitlePresenter
336Emergence of Pottery in the Japanese Archipelago and its Environmental ContextKudo Yuichiro
2364Animal History reflects Human History: Late Pleistocene and Holocene vertebrate remains from Liang Bua Cave (Flores, Indonesia)Locatelli Elisa
3327A preliminary study of a mammoth molar from the Yellow Sea, KoreaKim Sujeong