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Places in Thailand matching “Mae Hong Son Province, Pang Mapha District, Tham Lod karst (900 m asl, Shan Hills)” · Mysteria

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Places in Thailand matching “Mae Hong Son Province, Pang Mapha District, Tham Lod karst (900 m asl, Shan Hills)”

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“Mae Hong Son Province, Pang Mapha District, Tham Lod karst (900 m asl, Shan Hills)”🇹🇭 Thailand Clear all

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Spirit Cave (Tham Lod Rockshelter)

Late Pleistocene to Early Holocene Hoabinhian 12000–7500 BCE · Hoabinhian (northwest Thailand hunter-gatherer, proto-Austroasiatic?)

Hoabinhian hunter-gatherer cave (c.12000–7500 BCE) in the Shan Hills karst near Pang Mapha, Mae Hong Son — type-site where Chester Gorman (1966) defined Hoabinhian.