Society for American Archaeology

Documents

• Managing Forests in the 19th and Early 20th Century Bovese (2019)
• Managing Meaning: Mitigation, Monitoring, and Mentoring at a Rock Art Site in the Uinta Basin, Utah (2015)
• Managing Multiple Heritages: A Case Study of the Ohanapecosh Area, Mount Rainier National Park (2023)
• Managing Teotlalpan: Resourcefulness and Socioecological Diversity during the Epiclassic Period in Central Mexico (2024)
• Managing the Current Mass Extinction for Human Populations (2019)
• Managing the Effects of Climate Change and Foraging Risk through Dietary Portfolio Diversity, an Example from 13,000 years of Human-Environment Interactions on the Great Plains of North America (2019)
• Managing the Effects of Erosion and Sea Level Rise on Archaeological Sites at Fort Eustis, Newport News, Virginia (2018)
• Managing the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project: A Federal Archaeologist's Perspective (2019)
• Managing Wooden Resources in Norse Greenland: Using Tree-Rings to Explore Wood Use and Acquisition Strategies in a “Treeless” Environment (2023)
• Managing, Protecting, and Interpreting Utah Army National Guard Cultural Resources (2016)
• Manasota Key Cemetery: New Burial Pattern Interpretations from the Florida Gulf Coast (2016)
• Mandating Community Archaeology: Using Law to Bridge the Gap Between Public Outreach and Community Engagement (2015)
• Mandeville Site in Southwestern Georgia (1962)
• Manifestaciones del poder Inka en la Cordillera Oriental (Usicayos, Puno, Peru) (2024)
• Manifestation of a South Florida Cult in Northwestern Florida (1947)
• Manifesting the Ghosts of Place through Archaeology and Empathy (2018)
• Manihiki & Rakahanga: Archaeological Research on a Dual-Atoll Cluster in East Polynesia (2018)
• Manipulation of the Body in the Mesolithic of North-West Europe (2017)
• Manito Trail Arborglyphs: Expressions of Place and Conceptions of Wilderness in Historic Graffiti from New Mexico, Colorado, and Wyoming (2017)
• Manot 1 brain characteristics (2017)
• Manot 1 calvaria and Aduma skull: are they the same? (2017)
• Manq'asiñani: Political Dimensions of Foodways on the Taraco Peninsula, Bolivia during the Formative and Tiwanaku Periods (2016)
• A Manteño Burial from Buen Suceso, Ecuador (2021)
• The manufacture and use of bone defleshing tools (1966)
• Manufacture Marks on Shell Fishhooks: Technological Knowledge and Tradition of Coastal and Maritime Societies along the Pacific Coast of Chile (2023)
• Manufacture of Late Neolithic Pottery from the Southern Balkans: An Integrative Approach (2019)
• Manufacture of Mesoamerican prismatic blades: an alternative approach (1982)
• The Manufacture of Northern Fluted Points: A Production Sequence Hypothesis (2018)
• Manufacturing Basketmaker III Bone Objects (2015)
• Manufacturing Costs of Long Pestles in Late Period Central California: Results from Replicative Experiments (2021)
• Manufacturing reality: Inuit harvesting depictions and the domestication of human-animal relations (2017)
• Manufacturing Techniques of Olmec Art Sculptures from Arroyo Pesquero in the MAX (Museo de Antropología de Xalapa) (2016)
• Manufacturing the Gap: Discrete Data, Archaeological Sites, and Cultural Resource Management (2015)
• The manufacturing traces of the turquoise objects and the lapidary technology from Chaco Canyon: an experimental archaeology approach (2017)
• Many Communities, Many Foods: The Economic and Political Implications of Diversified Cropping Strategies before, during, and after Urbanism in Northwest India ca. 3200–1500 BC (2021)
• The Many Lives of Maya Antiquities: Tracking Distribution and Redistribution through Auction Catalogues (2017)
• The Many Lives of Wari Dogs: A Summary of Zooarchaeological and Isotopic Research (2023)
• The Many Meanings and Uses of Tomo-Kahni Rock Art (2023)
• The Many Meanings of Red: Ochre Use through Time in Southern Africa (2019)
• Many Pathways to Stewardship of Oklahoma's Past and Present (2018)
• The Many Publics for Archaeology (1991)
• The many publics for archaeology (1991)
• The Many Roles of Roman Dogs (2017)
• Many Roman Bazaars: exploring the need for simple computational models in the study of the Roman economy (2015)
• Many Ways of Working: Archaeological Methods at the Arboretum Chinese Quarters, Stanford, California (2018)
• The Map Results of an Integrated UAV-Based Remote Sensing Platform in the Northern Yucatán (2018)
• The Maplebank Site: New Findings and Reinterpretation along the North American Northwest Coast (2017)
• Mapping a Large Scale Amazonian Landscape using GIS (2016)
• Mapping Abydos: Bridging the Gap Between Legacy Data and Modern GPS Survey Methods in Egypt (2015)
• Mapping Agricultural Landscapes in Roman and Post-Roman Italy (2024)