Arts & Humanities
East Timor
100%
Rock Art
75%
Indonesia
71%
Pleistocene
54%
Late Holocene
44%
Subsistence
42%
Early Holocene
41%
Rock Shelter
38%
Terminal Pleistocene
36%
Late Pleistocene
35%
Small Islands
34%
Foraging
34%
Sea-level Change
34%
Philippines
32%
Obsidian
32%
Oceania
30%
Holocene
23%
Femur
23%
Subsistence Strategies
23%
Archaeology
22%
Island Southeast Asia
20%
Sea Level
19%
Engraving
19%
Middle Holocene
19%
Climate Change
18%
Marine Resources
18%
Fish
17%
Metals
17%
Shell
16%
Art
16%
Stone Artifacts
16%
Fishing
16%
Adzes
16%
Colonization
16%
Stone Tools
15%
Human Occupation
15%
Fishhook
15%
Palaeogeography
15%
Porosity
14%
Invertebrates
14%
Habitat
14%
Exploitation
14%
Protein
14%
Marine Environment
14%
Last Glacial Maximum
13%
Assemblages
13%
Archaeological Survey
13%
Riposte
12%
Fortified Settlement
12%
Boats
12%
Social Sciences
East-Timor
94%
Indonesia
93%
art
47%
occupation
40%
Philippines
39%
Timor
37%
Oceania
36%
Southeast Asia
33%
archaeology
30%
New Guinea
28%
artifact
27%
colonization
22%
exploitation
17%
climate change
15%
interaction
14%
resources
13%
evidence
13%
habitat
13%
continuity
11%
funeral
10%
paradigm
9%
religious behavior
8%
contact
8%
import
8%
food
7%
biology
7%
Geographic information systems
7%
ideology
6%
death
6%
Papua-New Guinea
6%
Homelands
5%
reconstruction
5%
interpretation
5%
linguistics
5%
lack
5%
costs
5%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
Pleistocene
37%
cave
29%
marsupial
29%
Southeast Asia
24%
phylogenetics
21%
occupation
20%
artifact
19%
subsistence
17%
shell
17%
vertebrate
14%
stone
14%
family
14%
obsidian
13%
marine technology
13%
rock art
13%
gene
13%
phylogeny
13%
divergence
11%
human evolution
11%
Miocene
11%
Holocene
10%
marine isotope stage
10%
archipelago
10%
material culture
10%
art
9%
colonization
8%
coral
8%
shoreline
7%
invertebrate
7%
extinction
7%
fossil record
7%
sea
6%
fish
6%
human behavior
6%
timescale
6%
world
6%
Paleolithic
5%
pigment
5%
volcanic island
5%
archaeological evidence
5%
island ecosystem
5%
mitochondrial DNA
5%
dentition
5%
subspecies
5%
marine resource
5%