director general of Thailand’s Fine Arts Department, called the discovery “revolutionary,” emphasizing that it will reshape our understanding of ancient human presence in Southeast Asia.

In 1999, the late French artist Louise Bourgeois unleashed her Maman, one of the most recognised and fearful symbols ... park, Thailand’s oldest protected reserve, is a place many people visit ...

The 29,000-year-old bones of a child discovered in Thailand are the oldest human remains ever found in the country, archaeologists have announced. The child — nicknamed "Pangpond," after a Thai ...