Society for American Archaeology

Documents

• Using Geophysical Survey to Relocate Missing World War II-Era American Graves and a Large Postwar Unmarked Cemetery near Stalag Luft VI, a German POW Camp in Macikai, Lithuania (2024)
• Using Geophysics for Cemetery Delineation on DOD Installations: Practical Advice, Pitfalls, and Project Examples (2024)
• Using Geospatial Strategies and Ground-Penetrating Radar to Study Sites in the American Southwest (2015)
• Using GIS and Archaeological Survey Data for the Reconstruction of Stone Age Settlement Patterns in the Elephant River Valley, Mozambique (2017)
• Using GIS in Archaeological Research: A New Look at Hunting Rock Art Sites (2015)
• Using GIS to Analyze the Mortuary Context and Taphonomy of the Bronze Age Commingled Tomb at Tell Abraq (2016)
• Using GIS to evaluate models of late Holocene settlement patterns in Northwest Alaska (2016)
• Using GIS to Explore the Strategic Location of Ancient Maya Centers Within the Vaca Plateau of Western Belize (2015)
• Using GIS to investigate mortuary practice and identity at the historic Spring Street Presbyterian Church, Manhattan (2016)
• Using GIS to Re-Associate Commingled Skeletal Remains (2015)
• Using glyphic variation to infer the social and spatial scale of learning among Classic Maya scribes (2015)
• Using Ground-Penetrating Radar to Re-evaluate the Chetro Ketl Field Complex in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico (2016)
• Using High Quality Structure from Motion 3D Models for Petroglyph Visualization (2019)
• Using Historic Maps to Locate Trails and Understand Trail Building Practices on the Willamette National Forest, Detroit Ranger District (2023)
• Using Historical African American Scholars’ Writings to Understand the Materiality of Nineteenth-Century African America Communities in Annapolis, Maryland (2023)
• Using Isotopic Geochemistry to Relate Ceramics to Raw Materials (2024)
• Using Landscape Learning to Explore Diachronic Change within the Western Stemmed Tradition (2021)
• Using Landscape to Unbuild Binaries: Human-Environment Relationships at Aventura, Belize (2019)
• Using LiDAR and Environmental Suitability Models to Predict Probable Locations of Ancient Settlements in Manabí, Ecuador (2019)
• Using LiDAR and Ground Survey to Understand Regional Settlement Patterns in Terminal Classic Central Yucatan (2017)
• Using LiDAR and Relative Elevation Modeling (REM) to Identify and Analyze Archaeologically Sensitive Alluvial Landforms (2015)
• Using Lidar to Locate and Classify Ancient Maya Water Storage Features at Yaxnohcah, Campeche, Mexico (2017)
• Using LiDAR to Map an Ancient Purépecha Water Management System in ArcGIS (2018)
• Using Lithic Conveyance to Reconstruct Paleoindian Cultural Landscapes in the Great Basin (2018)
• Using Micro and Macrobotanical Analyses to Assess Socio-economic Strategies at 48PA551, the McKean Occupation in the Sunlight Basin, Wyoming (2019)
• Using Microartifacts to Investigate Prehistoric Cooking Methods at the Archaeological Site of Dust Cave (2018)
• Using Modern Ostrich Eggshell to Establish a Color Alteration Index and Determine the Physical and Chemical Effects of Heat Exposure (2023)
• Using Multi-Proxy Evidence to Evaluate Captive Animal Management in the Prehistoric Caribbean (2017)
• Using Multidimensional Analysis for the Presentation of Zooarchaeological Data (2017)
• Using Multiple Isotopic Analyses to Infer Population Mobility in Iron Age Britain (2019)
• Using multiple techniques to assess the crop marks of early medieval barrow cemeteries in Scotland (2017)
• Using Multiple Time Scales to Understand the Divergence of Prehistoric Social Trajectories in the Carpathian Basin (2018)
• Using Multispectral Drone Imagery for Identification of Prehispanic Agricultural Features (2018)
• Using Natural Breaks to Work Together: Compositional Analysis of Archaeological Ceramics using Petrography and NAA (2015)
• Using networks to investigate material identities in the Epipalaeolithic and early Neolithic of the Near East. (2015)
• Using Neuroimaging in Archaeology to investigate Cognitive Evolution (2015)
• Using oral health indicators as evidence of environmental instability and subsistence shifts in the Late Upper Paleolithic of Western Eurasia (2015)
• Using Organic Compound-Specific Stable Isotope Ratios to Identify Animals in Prehistoric Foodways of Southeast Asia (2016)
• Using Paleoenvironmental Data to Learn about Past Inuit Societies: A Case Study from the Rising Whale (KTZ304) Site at Cape Espenberg, Northwest Alaska (2024)
• Using Parry Fracture Data to Further Assess Violence in Andahuaylas during the Late Intermediate Period (2018)
• Using Petrographic Analysis to Identify Pottery Production: Shoshone Pottery Making at the Ravens Nest (48SU3871) Southwestern Wyoming (2016)
• Using Petrography to Fine-Tune Temper and Fabric Recognition of Indigenous Pottery in Florida (2024)
• Using Photogrammetry to Complement and Visualize the Paleolithic Excavation of the Arma Veirana Cave in Italy (2016)
• Using Practice Theory to Infer Household Behaviors at Islamic Ashkelon (2016)
• Using Predictive Modeling to Evaluate Changes in Great Basin Paleoindian Settlement Systems through Time (2023)
• Using Proteomics to Identify Ancient Pastoralism (2024)
• Using PXRF technology to aid in the recovery and analysis of human remains (2015)
• Using pXRF to test for the market exchange of obsidian at Postclassic Santa Rita Corozal, Belize. (2016)
• Using pXRF to Unravel Raw Material Choices in Early Holocene Lithic Assemblages from the Island of Cyprus, Eastern Mediterranean (2017)
• Using Quantitative Methods to Assess Network Change in Coupled Human/Natural Systems (2019)