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Type	Year	Authors	Title	Source	ID
Book Section in a Series	2010	McClintock, K.	Ceramic tempers	The origins of the civilization of Angkor, vol. 4: the excavation of Ban Non Wat, part two: the neolithic occupation	[McClintock, 2010 #25461]
Book Section in a Series	2010	Boer-Mah, Tessa	The adze assemblage	The origins of the civilization of Angkor, vol. 4: the excavation of Ban Non Wat, part two: the neolithic occupation	[Boer-Mah, 2010 #25460]
Book Section in a Series	2014	Tan, Noel Hidalgo	Rock art and the sacred landscapes of mainland Southeast Asia	Rock art and sacred landscapes	[Tan, 2014 #25463]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Mori, Yuichi	Paleoenvironment of the areas surrounding the Angkor Thom moat inferred from entomological analysis	Water civilization: from Yangtze to Khmer civilizations	[Mori, 2013 #25467]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Xin Li,	Reconstruction of an 8,000-year environmental history on pollen records from Lake Buyan, central Bali	Water civilization: from Yangtze to Khmer civilizations	[Xin 2013 #25466]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Yasuda, Yoshinori	The great East Asian fertile triangle	Water civilization: from Yangtze to Khmer civilizations	[Yasuda, 2013 #25465]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Yasuda, Yoshinori	The decline of civilization	Water civilization: from Yangtze to Khmer civilizations	[Yasuda, 2013 #25464]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Akayama, Yozo	Comparitive study of the artifacts of Phum Snay site and the Wat Bo temple's pottery collection database	Water civilization: from Yangtze to Khmer civilizations	[Akayama, 2013 #25475]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Miyatsuka, Yoshihito	Survey and excavation of Phum Snay in 2007-2010	Water civilization: from Yangtze to Khmer civilizations	[Miyatsuka, 2013 #25474]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Nojima, Yoko	Non-ceramic grave goods of Phum Snay in the context of sociopolitical development in northwest Cambodia	Water civilization: from Yangtze to Khmer civilizations	[Nojima, 2013 #25473]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Matsushita, Takayuki	Human skeletal remains excavated from Phum Snay	Water civilization: from Yangtze to Khmer civilizations	[Matsushita, 2013 #25472]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Voeun, Vuthy	Zooarchaeology at Phum Snay, a prehistoric cemetery in northwestern Cambodia	Water civilization: from Yangtze to Khmer civilizations	[Voeun, 2013 #25471]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Yasuda, Yoshinori	Phum Snay and its significance in world history	Water civilization: from Yangtze to Khmer civilizations	[Yasuda, 2013 #25470]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Yasuda, Yoshinori	Climate deterioration and Angkor's demise	Water civilization: from Yangtze to Khmer civilizations	[Yasuda, 2013 #25469]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Fujiki, Toshiyuki	Vegetation change in the area of Angkor Thom based on pollen analysis of moat deposits	Water civilization: from Yangtze to Khmer civilizations	[Fujiki, 2013 #25468]
Book Section in a Series	2006	Moore, Elizabeth Howard	Unexpected spaces at the Shwedagon	Asian Art	[Moore, 2006 #25478]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Yasuda, Yoshinori	Discovery of the Yangtze River Civilization in China	Water civilization: from Yangtze to Khmer civilizations	[Yasuda, 2013 #25477]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Yasuda, Yoshinori	Decline of the Yangtze River Civilization	Water civilization: from Yangtze to Khmer civilizations	[Yasuda, 2013 #25476]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Barker, Graeme	The Niah Caves and the prehistory of island Southeast Asia: research themes	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Barker, 2013 #25487]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Barker, Graeme	Archaeological investigations in the Niah Caves, 1954-2004	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Barker, 2013 #25486]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Gilbertson, David	The cave entrance sequences and environmental change	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Gilbertson, 2013 #25485]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Reynolds, Tim	The first modern humans at Niah, <i>c</i>. 50,000-35,000 years ago	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Reynolds, 2013 #25484]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Barton, Huw	Late Pleistocene foragers, <i>c</i>. 35,000-11,500 years ago	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Barton, 2013 #25483]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Rabett, Ryan J.	Landscape transformations and human responses, <i>c</i>. 11,500-<i>c</i>. 4500 years ago	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Rabett, 2013 #25482]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Lloyd-Smith, Lindsay	'Neolithic' societies <i>c</i>. 4000-2000 years ago: Austronesian farmers?	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Lloyd-Smith, 2013 #25481]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Szabó, Katherine	The 'metal age' at the Niah Caves, <i>c</i>. 2000-500 years ago	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Szabó, 2013 #25480]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Barker, Graeme	The Niah Caves, the 'human revolution', and foraging/farming transitions in island Southeast Asia	Rainforest foraging and farming in island Southeast Asia: the archaeology of the Niah Caves, Sarawak	[Barker, 2013 #25479]
Book Section in a Series	2010	Kijngam, Amphan	The faunal remains: the mammalian fauna	The origins of the civilization of Angkor, vol. 4: the excavation of Ban Non Wat, part two: the neolithic occupation	[Kijngam, 2010 #25488]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Hirao, Yoshimitsu	Chemical composition and lead isotope ratios of bronze artifacts excavated in Cambodia and Thailand	Water civilization: from Yangtze to Khmer civilizations	[Hirao, 2013 #25489]
Book Section in a Series	2012	Zakharov, Anton O.	The Śailendras reconsidered	Nalada-Sriwijaya Center Working Papers	[Zakharov, 2012 #25490]