History in their bones: A diachronic, bioarchaeological study of diet, mobility and social organisation from Cambodian skeletal assemblages

澳大利亚将进一步加强其作为东南亚考古学创新者的作用，通过这一跨学科的国际合作，研究古柬埔寨的流动性、健康、年龄和饮食。将扩大地方合作，加强和加强与柬埔寨的学术和文化关系。这项研究将扩大对柬埔寨历史的了解，并强调其在东南亚大陆考古学中的关键作用。澳大利亚在了解柬埔寨丰富的文化古迹方面取得的进展将得到全球社会的认可，国际社会深切注意到柬埔寨在最近的过去所遭受的文化和遗产损失。

Australia will further enhance its role as an innovator in the archaeology of SE Asia through this cross-disciplinary, international collaboration on the mobility, health, age and diet in ancient Cambodia. Local collaborations will be expanded and academic and cultural relations with Cambodia will be reinforced and strengthened. This research will expand understanding of Cambodian history and underscore its pivotal role in mainland SE Asian archaeology. Australia's advancement of knowledge about Cambodia's rich cultural antiquity will be recognized worldwide by a global community acutely mindful of the losses to culture and heritage endured by Cambodia in the recent past.