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Journal Article 1969 Boxer, G. R. A note on Portuguese reactions to the revival of the Red Sea spice trade and the rise of Atjeh, 1540-1600 Journal of Southeast Asian History [Boxer, 1969 #32309]
Book Section 1995 Saunders, Shelley R. Can skeletal samples accurately represent the living population they come from? The St. Thomas' cemetery site, Belleville Bodies of evidence: reconstructing history through skeletal analysis [Saunders, 1995 #24681]
Book Section in a Series 2009 Boyd, W. E. Tektites The origins of the civilization of Angkor, vol. 3: the excavation of Ban Non Wat, part one: introduction [Boyd, 2009 #25491]
Book Section in a Series 2009 Cawte, H. The stratigraphy The origins of the civilization of Angkor, vol. 3: the excavation of Ban Non Wat, part one: introduction [Cawte, 2009 #25498]
Book Section in a Series 2007 Boyd, W. E. Geochemical analysis of fragments of burnt and impressed clay (daub) from the archaeological layers at Noen U-Loke, and the determination of its probable origin The origins of the civilization of Angkor, vol. 2: the excavation of Noen U-Loke and Non Muang Kao [Boyd, 2007 #25839]
Book Section in a Series 2007 Habberfield-Short, J. The geoarchaeological development of Noen U-Loke and Non Muang Kao The origins of the civilization of Angkor, vol. 2: the excavation of Noen U-Loke and Non Muang Kao [Habberfield-Short, 2007 #25860]
Book Section in a Series 2007 Boyd, W. E. The geoarchaeology of Noen U-Loke and Non Muang Kao The origins of the civilization of Angkor, volume two: the excavation of Noen U-Loke and Non Muang Kao [Boyd, 2007 #25861]
Book Section in a Series 2007 Boyd, W. E. Geoarchaeological landscape model of the Iron Age settlements of the upper Mun River floodplain The origins of the civilization of Angkor, vol. 2: the excavation of Noen U-Loke and Non Muang Kao [Boyd, 2007 #25862]
Journal Article 2008 Boyd, W. E. Social change in late Holocene mainland SE Asia: A response to gradual climate change or a critical climatic event? Quaternary International [Boyd, 2008 #29053]
Journal Article 2003 Parr, J. F. Response to Cotter and Cotter: confirming the probable industrial origin of archaeological daub at an Iron Age site in northeast Thailand Geoarchaeology [Parr, 2003 #31254]
Journal Article 2003 Lentfer, C. J. Particle settling times for gravity sedimentation and centrifigation: a practical giude for palynologists Journal of Archaeological Science [Lentfer, 2003 #31819]
Journal Article 2001 Boyd, W. E. Iron age vegetation dynamics and human impacts on the vegetation of Upper Mun River floodplain, N.E. Thailand New Zealand Geographer [Boyd, 2001 #32508]
Journal Article 2002 Parr, J. F. The probable industrial origin of archaeological daub at an Iron Age site in northeast Thailand Geoarchaeology [Parr, 2002 #33878]
Journal Article 2001 McGrath, R. J. The chronology of the iron age 'moats' of northeast Thailand Antiquity [McGrath, 2001 #34410]
Journal Article 2003 Doan Dinh Lam, Holocene coastal stratigraphy and the sedimentary development of the Hai Phong area of the Bac Bo Plain (Red River Delta), Vietnam Australian Geographer [Doan 2003 #30672]
Journal Article 2004 Boyd, Willam Edgar Holocene elevated sea levels on the north coast of Vietnam Australian Geographical Studies [Boyd, 2004 #30674]
Journal Article 2017 Kanthilatha, Nelum Implications of phytolith and diatom assemblages in the cultural layers of prehistoric archaeological sites of Ban Non Wat and Nong Hua Raet in Northeast Thailand Environmental Archaeology [Kanthilatha, 2017 #26854]
Journal Article 2017 Kanthilatha, Nelum Multi-element characterization of archaeological floors at the prehistoric archaeological sites at Ban Non Wat and Nong Hua Raet in northeast Thailand Quaternary International [Kanthilatha, 2017 #27003]
Journal Article 2014 Kanthilatha, Nelum Identification of preserved fatty acids in archaeological floor sediments from prehistoric sites at Ban Non Wat and Nong Hua Raet in northeast Thailand using gas chromatography Journal of Archaeological Science [Kanthilatha, 2014 #28153]
Journal Article 2020 Kanthilatha, Nelum Sedimentary landscape of Mun Valley prehistoric site: construction history of moated site of Ban Non Wat, Northeast Thailand Quaternary [Kanthilatha, 2020 #37272]
Book Section in a Series 2010 Boyd, William E. Integrating social and environmental change in prehistory: a discussion of the role of landscape as a heuristic in defining prehistoric possibilities in northeast Thailand Altered ecologies: fire, climate and human influence on terrestrial landscapes [Boyd, 2010 #25524]
Book Section in a Series 1998 Boyd, William E. Stratigraphy and palaeogeography of the Nong Nor area The excavation of Nong Nor: a prehistoric site in central Thailand [Boyd, 1998 #26142]
Book Section in a Series 1998 Boyd, William E. The palaeoenvironment The excavation of Nong Nor: a prehistoric site in central Thailand [Boyd, 1998 #26143]
Book Section in a Series 1998 Boyd, William E. The palaeoenvironment of the archaeological site at Nong Nor The excavation of Nong Nor: a prehistoric site in central Thailand [Boyd, 1998 #26144]
Journal Article 2010 Cawte, Hayden James Laterite nodules: a credible source of iron ore in iron age northeast Thailand? Geoarchaeology [Cawte, 2010 #28348]
Journal Article 2008 McGrath, Roger J. The paleohydrological context of the Iron Age floodplain sites of the Mun River Valley, Northeast Thailand Geoarchaeology [McGrath, 2008 #29052]
Journal Article 1996 Boyd, William E. The Holocene palaeogeography of the southeast margin of the Bangkok Plain, Thailand, and its archaeological implications Asian Perspectives (1996) [Boyd, 1996 #32822]
Journal Article 2001 Boyd, William E. The geoarchaeology of the prehistoric ditched sites of the upper Mae Nam Mun Valley, NE Thailand, III: Late Holocene vegetation history Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology [Boyd, 2001 #34148]
Journal Article 1999 Boyd, William E. The geoarchaeology of Iron Age "moated" sites of the Upper Mae Nam Mun Valley, N.E. Thailand. I: Palaeodrainage, site-landscape relationships and the origins of the "moats" Geoarchaeology [Boyd, 1999 #34149]
Journal Article 1999 Boyd, William E. The geoarchaeology of the prehistoric ditched sites of the upper Mae Nam Mun Valley N.E. Thailand, II: stratigraphy and morphological sections of the encircling earthworks Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association [Boyd, 1999 #35420]