Society for American Archaeology

Documents

• Documenting Domestication 2.0 (2019)
• Documenting Early Exposure to Violence and Physical Stress among Juveniles in the Late Prehispanic Andes (2023)
• Documenting Indigeneity in the Peabody Museum’s Ainu Collections (2023)
• Documenting Lithic Landscapes of Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona (2015)
• Documenting Miniature Ceramic Vessels in the Chaco Collection at the American Museum of Natural History (2023)
• Documenting Persistence: The Archaeological Paper Trail of Indigenous Residence in Marin County, California, 1579-1934 (2019)
• Documenting Southeastern Indian Coalescence during the early Carolina Indian Trade (2016)
• Documenting the Archaeology of Ethnogenesis at the Lynch Site (25BD1), Nebraska (2019)
• Documenting the Complexity of the Petroglyphs of Toro Muerto, Southern Peru (2019)
• Documenting the Crescent Hills Quarry Complex, Missouri (2018)
• Documenting the First Battle of the Spanish-Cuban-American War (1898): Insights for an Archaeological Perspective (2018)
• Documenting the Forced Migration of Enslaved Peoples at the Grassmere Plantation, Nashville, Tennessee Using Strontium and Lead Isotope Analyses (2017)
• Documenting the Legendary 1844 Flood from a Kaw Village in the Kansas River Valley (2015)
• Documenting Variability Among a Geographic Cluster of Paleoindian Sites on the Mashantucket Pequot Reservation in Southeastern Connecticut (2015)
• DoD Legacy Data: Leveraging GIS and the Web for Success (2018)
• Does Exposure to Heat Alter Stable Isotope Values of Ostrich Eggshell? (2019)
• Does Increasing Social Complexity Buffer Energy Consumption from the Effects of High Frequency Climate Variation? A Western European Case Study (2018)
• Does Mastication Damage Cultural Resources? A New Mexico Perspective (2019)
• Does phytolith analysis of archaeological soil thin sections account for archaeobotanical data? (2015)
• Does Political Organization Impact the Severity of Population Recession? (2024)
• Does practice make perfect? Is it possible to read technological development in the actions and outputs of individual or group practitioners (2015)
• Does Size Matter? Comparing Cave Size to Degree of Modification Outside their Entrances (2016)
• Does technology hinder or assist story-telling? A critical theory approach to archaeological representation and relational data (2017)
• Does That Belong in a Museum? Conceptualizing Western Oregon Stone Bowls as Potential Funerary Objects (2023)
• Does the Archaeology Curriculum Condemn Us to Repeat the Sins of the Past? (2019)
• Does the Emergence of Paleolithic Body Ornamentation Signal an Unprecedented Aptitude for Symbolling Behavior or just a New Application? (2019)
• Does the Site-Size Hierarchy Concept Mask the Complexity of Urban-Hinterland Relations? (2017)
• Dog Burials and Healed Cranial Lesions: Exploring the Human-Dog Bond in the American Southwest (2016)
• Dog coprolites as a source of dietary and genetic information at the Bridge River Site, BC (2015)
• Dog Days to Horse Days: Evaluating the Rise of Nomadic Pastoralism among the Blackfoot (2016)
• Dog Diet Reconstruction as a Tool to Assess Forager Response to Introduction of Agriculture in the Northern Plains: Stable Isotope Analysis and Ancient DNA Data (2023)
• Dog Domestication and the Dual Dispersal of People and Dogs into the Americas (2023)
• Dog-Assisted Hunting Strategies in the Early Holocene Rock Art of Saudi Arabia (2018)
• Dogoszhi-Style Ceramics as Markers of Elite Status within the Chacoan Regional System (2017)
• Dogs as Weapon Technology: Their Role in Prehistoric Hunting Groups (2015)
• Dogs of Death: An Evaluation of Canid Remains from a Mortuary Eneolithic Cave Site in Ukraine (2018)
• The Dogs of Housepit 54: A Taphonomic Analysis of Recovered Canine Remains at Bridge River, British Columbia (2015)
• The Dogs of War: A Bronze Age Initiation Ritual in the Russian Steppes (2018)
• Dogs, Diners, and Deposition: The Social Role of Canis lupus familiaris in Cruz B Households in Etlatongo, Nochixtlán, Oaxaca (2023)
• Doing Archaeology in a Good Way: Reflections with and from Grand Ronde (2023)
• Doing Context-Specific, Anthropological Bioarchaeology: Hard Times from England to the Andes (2021)
• Doing it the old-fashioned way: Dating Paleoindian Rock Art in Eastern South America (2015)
• Doing Senses: Methods and Landscapes (2018)
• Domestic Activity Areas in a Late Classic Residential Courtyard Group at Chan Chich, Belize (2018)
• Domestic Animal Use at St. Inigoes Jesuit Plantation (2024)
• Domestic Contexts for Chipped Stone Eccentrics in the Maya World (2019)
• Domestic Craft Specialization and Social Spatial Organization of Harappa (2018)
• Domestic Crop Production among the Ju/’hoansi San of Nyae Nyae, Namibia: Ethnoarchaeological and Ethnographic Perspectives (2019)
• Domestic Life and Ceramic Consumption in Tlajinga, Teotihuacan (2021)
• Domestic Life at Río Viejo, Oaxaca (2024)