Radiocarbon dating of the material suggested they lived there from about 29,000 to 11,000 years ago, although it is unclear precisely when the cave paintings were made.

The cave floods during Thailand’s rainy season and even elite Thai Navy SEAL divers from the army were finding it difficult to move through the muddy waters, currents and tight passageways.

Thailand’s nail-biting cave rescue operation of 12 trapped schoolboys and their football coach is still underway. Rescue workers have freed six out of the 13 people who have been trapped in ...

The results confirmed that humans lived in the cave about 29,000 years ago. This would make the skeleton the oldest human ...

KHAO SAM ROI YOT NATIONAL PARK, THAILAND—Thai PBS World reports that ... The bones were unearthed six feet beneath the floor of the Tham Din cave site in Prachuap Khiri Khan.

The 29,000-year-old bones of a child discovered in Thailand are the oldest human remains ... The skeleton, along with numerous cave paintings, was found at the Tham Din (Earthen Cave ...

Thailand stands ... caves around the waterfall, swim in the surrounding crystal-clear pools, or climb up the waterfalls. The ...

There’s no denying Bangkok, Thailand’s capital ... While nature sites like the Hup Pa Tat cave, Sakae Krang River, and Pha Rom Yen Waterfall reign supreme in this district, don’t miss ...

His most famous for EastEnders and more recently Ackley Bridge but Paul hit the headlines in the summer when he nearly died after a horriftic accident while on holiday in Thailand. Paul had just ...