Prehistoric Archaeology in Eastern Mainland Southeast Asia and the Philippines

Abstract

IN this paper I am primarily concerned with the fieldwork and research that has been done on the prehistoric archaeology of Laos, northeastern Thailand, Cambodia, North Vietnam, South Vietnam, and the Philippines since the end of World War II.Mter a brief summary of the fieldwork that has been accomplished, I will look at the effect new finds may have on the traditional framework of the prehistory of the area.In conclusion, I will suggest some of the problems and areas on which we should work in the near future.'I .~Plate I d, bowl with ring stand from Layer 7 (ca.3000 B.C.; ht. 15 em); e, several burials from different layers.Plate II Prehistoric earthenware from Palawan (a-c) and other localities in the Philippines: a, effigy jar with open mouth; b, jar with Sa-huynh-Kalanay type decoration; c, Novaliches Complex bowl; d, Kalanay Complex lid •from Marinduque (De Santos Collection); e, Novaliches Complex bowl from Mabini, Batangas (De Santos Collection); f, ring-footed jar with applique decoration from Taal, Batangas (De Santos Collection).Plate III Prchi~loTie Philippine euthcnwan: fr0111 the Dc Sanlos Collection: ill, ring_fooled jar with applique Ill-cOr.llion from Taal, BJlangas: b, jar Wilh muhiple applied handles from Tn!, Balllngas; r, ju with applique handles from Taal, Ualangas; d, blaek fired ju wilh rinil fOO( from Calambl, Laguna; r, hollowefligy figure from Calal:lgan (Iblu.),

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