Archaeology in Southeast Asia
Exploring how physical remains like pottery and tools tell the story of early humans.
Key Questions
- 1How do archaeologists uncover the secrets of the past?
- 2What can artifacts tell us about social structures?
- 3Why is the Ban Chiang site significant to regional history?
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