Society for American Archaeology

Documents

• California Tribal Unilateral Apprenticeship Program (CTUAP) (2023)
• California’s Channel Islands as a Model System for Understanding the Historical Ecology of Islands (2016)
• California’s Enduring Mystery: The Drake Landing Site Controversy Revisited (2023)
• "Call Any Vegetable": Culinary Practices in Neolithic and Metal Age Mekong River Delta (2017)
• A Call for Contextualized Ancient DNA Research in Mexico: The Importance of Developing Ancient DNA Collaborations that Further Education and Technology Transfer and Infrastructure in Developing Countries: Perspectives from Mexico's Experiences (2021)
• Call of the Wild: Historic Preservation in Region 1’s Wilderness (2018)
• Calories, Canoes, and Cross-Channel Trade: Exploring the Efficiency of Maritime Subsistence Exchange (2015)
• Calumet Ceremony in the Southeast and Its Archaeological Manifestations (1989)
• Cambiando Roles, del centro administrativo al centro ceremonial. El Caso de Cerro Azul, Cañete (2016)
• Cambiando visiones. La Puesta en Valor como medio de Conservación de un sitio arqueológico. El caso de Cerro Azul. (2016)
• Camelid Designs and Community Dynamics in the Late Intermediate Period Andes (ca. AD 1000-1400) (2016)
• Camelid Exploitation at the Middle Horizon Site of Huari (2018)
• Camelid Herding and Enduring Community Identities among the Ayarmacas (Cuzco, Peru) (2018)
• Camelid Pastoralism in the Wari Empire and Its Political Implications (2024)
• Camelid Variation and Subsistence Diversity: Insights from Osteometric Analysis and Zooarchaeological Assemblages at the Eleventh-Century CE Site of Los Batanes (Sama, Peru) (2023)
• Camelids Consumption and Utilization at the Archaeological Site of Huayuri, South Coast of Peru (2018)
• Caminos a Los Horcones, Chiapas: An Least Cost Path Analysis of Early Classic Trade Routes (2019)
• Caminos del Horizonte Medio en Arequipa:Paisaje como un espacio socialmente constituido (2019)
• Caminos entre los valles de Chincha y Cañete: Un acercamiento hacia las conexiones de nuestros antepasados prehispánicos en el Perú (2021)
• CAMOTECCER: Beyond the shard. Modeling and simulating variability in Central Asian pottery technology (2015)
• Camp Granada, the Next Generation: Recent Excavations at the El Rayo site, Pacific Nicaragua (2016)
• CAMP: A New Project for the Study of Pastoral Archaeological Sites (2024)
• Campfire Stories: Defining Features at the Susquetonscut Brook Site 11 in Eastern Connecticut (2017)
• Camping and Hot-Rock Cooking: Hunter-Gatherer Land Use across the Southwest Pecos Slopes (2019)
• Camping with Mammoths? Identification of Ivory Fragments at the La Prele Mammoth Site Using Microscopy (2019)
• Can archaeo-faunal data track site-specific occupational intensity? Case studies from the Late Pleistocene in the southern Cape of South Africa (2024)
• Can Archaeology help Decolonize the way Institutions Think? How community-based research is transforming the archaeology training toolbox and educating institutions (2017)
• Can archaeology provide an evidence base for Realistic Disaster Scenarios that contribute to reducing vulnerability? (2017)
• Can Archaeology Slow Down Fast Capitalism? (2016)
• Can Architecture Reveal Elements of Ethnicity? A Case Study Using Ancestral Puebloan Built Form Aimed at Identifying Intracultural Variation in the Greater Mesa Verde Region During the Pueblo III Period (2017)
• Can Chullpas Provide a Better Understanding of Territorial Organization during the Late Intermediate Period? New Perspectives through Pacajes and Lupacas Areas and Their Influences in the South-Central Andes (2024)
• Can commingled human remains be useful in reconstructing life during the Neolithic? A case study from Xemxija, Malta. (2015)
• Can epigenetic mechanisms illuminate dietary ancestry in populations? (2015)
• Can Firing Position of WWII Soldiers Be Determined by Shell Scatters? Preliminary Data from Experimental Archaeology (2019)
• Can government be self-organized? A mathematical model of the collective social organization of ancient Teotihuacan, Central Mexico (2015)
• Can HBE Help Explain Variation in the Presence of Blue Duiker (Philantomba monticola) throughout the Middle Stone Age at Sibudu Cave (South Africa)? (2019)
• Can I See the Menu, Please? Isotopic Baselines and Human Diet in the Andes (2023)
• Can Mammoth Killing be Distinguished from Mammoth Scavenging by Humans and Carnivores? (2019)
• Can Soil Microbial Community Composition Distinguish Indoor and Outdoor Spaces? (2019)
• Can the Field School Be Improved? Lessons Learned through Education Research of an NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates (2019)
• Can urban agglomerations be seasonal, low-density and egalitarian?: new interpretations of the Ukrainian Trypillia megasites (2017)
• Can we all get along? Bridging the divide between forensic anthropologists, forensic archaeologists, and law enforcement personnel (2016)
• Can we define a British Iron Age? (2018)
• Can we measure the degree of social complexity within Quimi Valley? (2016)
• Can We Predict Archaeological Site Location? Should We? (2024)
• Can We See Travelers in Rock Art? (2019)
• Can we talk about modern human behavior in non-Homo sapiens? (2018)
• Can You Hear Me Now? – The History of a Telephone Booth in the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness (2018)
• Can You Make Me a Map? Making Louisiana’s Cultural Resources Records Accessible (2018)
• Can you Model my Valley? Particular People, Places and Times in Archaeological Simulation (2017)