Prehistoric Settlement Patterns in Northeast Thailand: A Critical Review

Abstract

WILEN CONCERTED archaeological research over the last two decades has done much to illuminate the nature of prehistoric and protohistoric culture in Mainland Southeast Asia.The focus of this research been on limited excavations elements Southeast Asian material culture sketch the history."In relativel y attention given to tion of Southeast Asian societies (or specific groups as organized in functioning communities) through the use of settlement pattern analysis.In Prehistoric Settlement Patterns in N.E.Thailand, Amphan Kijngam, Charles Higham, and Warrachai Wiriyaromp (1980) provide one of the first serious atapply settlement archaeology data from Asia.This part a important in the Asian archaeology.site surveys not new Southeast Asia ample, Williams-Hunt 1950;Solheim and Gorman 1966; Schauffier 1976; Higham 1977; Bayard 1980b; Coutts and Wesson 1978; Hutterer and Macdonald 1979).But at the time of its publication, this monograph represented only the second time survey had been subjected systematic 1 the years, the use of settlement methodologies been site social organization, and economic structure.These methodologies fall into two broad (but not mutually exclusive) approaches (Trigger 1968):

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