Society for American Archaeology

Documents

• Making Pottery, Constructing Community and Engaging the Market: Colonoware Production on the Pamunkey Indian Reservation (2016)
• Making Pottery, Making Identity: Geochemical and Design Analyses from a Small Middle San Juan Site, New Mexico (2023)
• Making Public Archaeology More Public (2019)
• Making Quality Interpretations in the Ever-Expanding World of Digital Data (2018)
• Making Race Women: Intellectual and Material Contributions to Understanding Black Lives in the Early Twentieth Century (2023)
• Making Sense and Divining Senses: Maya Royal Courts and Communities (2019)
• Making sense of a Holy Trinity: the Dioses Narigudos of Classic period Central Veracruz (2018)
• Making Sense of Kennewick Man (2016)
• Making Sense of the Hohokam Irrigation Anomaly (2024)
• Making Sense of the Variation in Folsom Projectile Point Technology (2015)
• Making stone tools ignoring environmental changes (2016)
• Making Stone Tools to Connect with Past People: A Case Study in Active Learning about Lithics with the Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians (2018)
• Making the Bioarchaeology of Care Methodology Public: Understanding the Roles of Ethics, Communication and Public Engagement in a Novel Approach to Physical Impairment in the Archaeological Record. (2015)
• Making the Case for “Zombie Trees”: Intangible Cultural Heritage Management in Guyana (2023)
• Making the Data Count: Analyzing Inequities and Challenging Epistemic Injustice in Archaeological Discourse (2021)
• Making the Dream Work: Overcoming Challenges to Respectful Return through Collaboration (2024)
• Making the Exotic from the Familiar: The Source and Production of Carnelian Beads during the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age in Mongolia (2021)
• Making the Invisible Visible or How Culture History Can Have An Impact (2019)
• Making the Landscape Divine at Dainzú, Oaxaca, Mexico (2021)
• Making the MED: Building an Online Ethnobotanical Database (2016)
• Making the Most of Salmon Pueblo’s Enormous Dataset: The SPARC Project (2018)
• Making the Walls Talk: Rock Art and Memory in the American Southwest (2019)
• Making Theory Fun: Combining Archaeological Theory with Active Learning Exercises in Teaching North American Prehistory (2018)
• Making Voices Heard: Archaeology as Community Engagement (2019)
• Making, Baking, Breaking, and Cutting: Experiential Learning through Enacting the Past (2024)
• Malaria in the African Indian Ocean Islands: Prospects and Challenges for Biomolecular Archaeology (2024)
• Male Court Dress on Late Classic Maya Vases (2018)
• Male-Female Sexuality in the "Fruit Bearing" Maya New Year Celebrations: Understanding the Past and Present Heritage through Participatory and Archaeological Studies (2016)
• Mammal species diversity on Cayman Brac (Cayman Islands) via collagen fingerprinting (2016)
• Mammalian Enamel Stable Isotopic (δ13C, δ18O) Evidence for Environmental Change during the MSA-LSA Transition at the Kisese II Rockshelter, Tanzania (2019)
• Mammals in a Colonial Context (2017)
• Mammoth and Mastodons….They are what’s for Dinner (2016)
• Mammoth Bone from Hell Gap (2015)
• Mammoth-Ivory Semifabricate from Blackwater Locality No. 1, New Mexico (1990)
• Man and Environment in the Great Basin (1982)
• Man and Machine – New Methods for Excavation, Documentation and Reconstruction of 29 Medieval and Renaissance Boat Wrecks from Oslo Harbour, Norway (2018)
• Man and Water at Pleistocene Lake Mohave (1967)
• Man and Water at Pleistocene Lake Mohave (1967)
• Management and Memory Work: How Site Management Practices Affect the (Re-)Presentation of Archaeological Landscapes in Western New York (2023)
• Management in the World Heritage Site Prehistoric Caves of Yagul and Mitla in Oaxaca, Mexico (2023)
• Management of Archeological Resources: the Airlie House Report (1977)
• The Management of Archeological Resources: the Airlie House Report (1977)
• The Management of Techniques and Labor in Copper Production: Based on the New Materials in Tonglushan Sifangtang Cemetery (2017)
• Management of WWI Training Trenches in Light of Current Military Training (2018)
• Managing 'A Mountain' of Rock Art Digital Data (2015)
• Managing 50,000 Acres of Private Land in Texas: Results of a recent 2,000 acre pedestrian, UAV, and vegetation survey in the Sierra Diablo Mountains. (2015)
• Managing a Tikal Outpost: The Palace and Associated Architecture (2023)
• Managing Between Earth and Sky: Forested Landscape Cultural Resource Management in the Jemez Mountains (2019)
• Managing Cultural Resources within Protected Areas (2017)
• Managing Digital Data at the North Carolina Office of State Archaeology: Challenges and Directions (2018)