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Solheim, Wilhelm G. II.1981b. Philippine prehistory.
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Solheim, Wilhelm G. II. 2003a. Southeast Asian
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Solheim, Wilhelm G. II. 2003b. History of the study
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Solheim, Wilhelm G. II. 2004a. Why potsherds? In The
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for by Heidi Munan, Editor of Atelier News, (Kuching,
Sarawak, East Malaysia) to appear in Atelier News first
issue for 2005.
Solheim, Wilhelm G. II. 2004b. From Kuching,
progress of the API research. In The Solheim Foundation
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Solheim, Wilhelm G. II. 2005. Why pot sherds,
professor? In Atelier News No.10: 2-3. Kuching,
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Solheim, Wilhelm G. II. n.d.a. Archaeology and
Culture in Southeast Asia: Unraveling the Nusantao.
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Solheim, Wilhelm G. II. n.d.b. Basketry weaves on
excavated ceramic sherds, SEA. Paper prepared for
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Ref lections on the Human Condition: Change, Conflict and Modernity
The Work of the 2004/2005 API Fellows
September 2005 (canceled).
Solheim II, Wilhelm G. and Ernestene Green. 1965.
Johore Lama Excavations, 1960. In Federation Museums
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Solheim, Wilhelm G. II. Barbara Harrisson and
Lindsey Wall. 1959. Niah “Three Colour Ware” and
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Solheim, Wilhelm G. II. 1961. Niah “Three Colour
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Sarawak Museum Journal 10 (17-18): 227-237.
Tseng, C. Y. and Y. C. Yin. 1963. Two questions in
the ancient history of Kiangsu Province. In Cultural
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Wall, L. 1962. Prehistoric earthenware pottery common
to Sarawak and Malaya. In Sarawak Museum Journal 19
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