Ethnoarchaeology with the phi tong Luang (Mlabrai): Forest hunters of Northern Thailand

Abstract

The Mlabrai, or ‘Spirits of the Yellow Leaves’ as they are often called, are one of the last surviving groups of hunting and collecting people in Thailand. A study is being made of their camps and shelters, collecting and hunting patterns and periodic movements in search of food with the primary aim of developing better explanations for the Hoabinhian, a Late Stone Age cultural tradition widespread on the mainland of Southeast Asia from the end of the Pleistocene to the mid‐Recent period.

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