More recently a multi-national research team has once again begun field research at Trinil.23
As for Trinil, Emil Selenka planned to revive fieldwork and excavations at the site, but he died in 1902 before he could travel to Java, so it was his wife, Margarethe, who led the expedition to Trinil in 1907–8. There was then a long hiatus until a joint Indonesian- Japanese team returned in the 1970s. Neither expedition recovered any hominin fossils. More recently a multi-national research team has once again begun field research at Trinil.23