Society for American Archaeology

Documents

• Within and Between: A comparative discussion of Intra-site Variability and Hinterland Complexity at the sites of Yaxché, Yucatan and Cerén, El Salvador (2015)
• Witness Them: Traditional Coast Salish Oral History and Fact-Checking Implications for Today (2025)
• Witz Naab and Killer Bee Revisited: New Interpretations of Two Salt Mounds in Paynes Creek National Park, Belize (2024)
• Wizards, Dragons and Giants: Creating Motte Castles in an English Landscape (2017)
• Wm. Jerald Kennedy’s Legacy of Archaeology in Palm Beach County, Florida (2016)
• The Wolf Under the Plaza: Pastoralism and Predation in Spanish New Mexico (2018)
• A Woman’s Retouch: Lithic Recycling at the Strow’s Folly Site (Locus 3), Wareham, Massachusetts (2018)
• Women and Menarche Lodges: Archaeological Evidence of Coming-of-Age Structures on the Columbia-Fraser Plateau (2025)
• Women and Ritual at Teotihuacan, Mexico (2023)
• Women as Actors in Systems of Violence: Their Roles and Identities in the Precolonial US Southwest (2023)
• Women Bleed Red: Rendering Women’s Spaces Visible in the Archaeological Record (2023)
• Women Elites in the Royal Court of Tonina, Chiapas (2024)
• Women in Antiquity: An Analysis of Submissions, Peer Review, Editorial Decisions, and COVID-19 (2021)
• Women in small-scale societies: how demographic archaeology can contribute to gender archaeology (2017)
• Women in the Monumental Sculpture of Tula: Are They Deities or Rulers? Is the Answer “Yes?” (2025)
• Women in the Nexus of State Power in the Oyo Empire (2023)
• The Women of Fort St. Joseph, a French Colonial Settlement on the North American Frontier (2024)
• Women Warriors among Central California Hunter-Gatherers: Egalitarians to the Last Arrow (2019)
• Women weaving individual and collective identities in Kosrae, Micronesia (1824-1924) (2017)
• Women Who Create and Feed the Gods: Female Priestly Work in Mesoamerica and the Andean Area (2021)
• Women Who Shaped Archaeology in Australia (2025)
• Women's Historical Patterns of Land Utilization on the Jicarilla Apache Reservation (2025)
• Women's Leadership and Ritual Specialization in Coast Miwok and Kashia Pomo Cultures (2024)
• Women's Mobility and Inter-Pueblo Exchange in the Salinas area, AD 1100–1300 (2017)
• Women's Networks and the Foundations of Mississippian Politics (2019)
• Women's Portages: Colonial Encounters, Gender, and Indigenous Worldview in the Great Lakes (2024)
• Women, metaphors of alterity. Expressing elites interactions at Cacaxtla-Xochitecatl (Tlaxcala) and Xochicalco (Morelos) (2015)
• Women, Reproduction, and Fertility: How "Common-Sense" Assumptions of the Present Filter into the Mesoamerican Past (2015)
• Women, Sex and Sacrifice in Moche Iconography (2018)
• Women’s Dress in Ritual and Non-ritual Contexts (2023)
• Women’s Gardens, Long-Term Ecological Knowledge, and Deep Historical Insights in the Upper Amazon (2025)
• Women’s Hands in the Rock Art of Mensabak Lake, Chiapas, Mexico: An Approach from the Agency Theory (2021)
• Women’s Health and Patent Medicine at the Lucas Museum Site, Los Angeles (2025)
• Women’s Labor and Scholarship Production in Archaeology: Celebrating the Mentorship of Rita P. Wright (2018)
• Women’s Power and Prestige in the Pre-Hispanic and Early Colonial Andes (2018)
• Women’s Territorialities within Indigenous Societies in Brazil: Past Discourses, Present Relations (2019)
• Women’s Time Allocation Trade-Offs in an Intensive Foraging Economy Led to Future Discounting Reproductive Behavior (2021)
• Wonderful Things: Using Legacy Archaeological Collections for Research (2018)
• Wondrous Was This Wall-Stone, Till Fates Wrecked It: the Citadel of Plan de las Mesas, Copan (2025)
• "A Wondrously Fertile Country": Agricultural Diversity and Landscape Change in French Guiana (2018)
• Wood foraging in the tree-limited environment of the Cape Floral Region of South Africa (2015)
• Wood Identification of Trees and Shrubs in the Great Basin and Snake River Plain (2015)
• Wood Preservation Dilemmas of Florida's Prehistoric Saltwater Sites: Famous Key Marco and Recent Weedon Island (2016)
• The Wooden Club: The Oldest Weapon or Myth? (2023)
• Wooden Features on the Jicarilla Apache Nation: An Analysis of Navajo and Apache Land Use (2024)
• Wooden Post Architecture and the Origins of Woodland Civic-Ceremonial Centers: New Evidence from the Spring Warrior Complex, Florida (2024)
• Wooden Posts and an Ontology of “Treeness” (2024)
• Wooden scepters in the offerings of Tenochtitlan’s Great Temple: A symbolic interpretation (2015)
• Woodhenges in Northwest Europe (2019)
• Woodland "Mummy" from Salts Cave, Kentucky (1968)