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Binford,
L.R. 1978.
Nunamiut Ethnoarchaeology. Academic Press, New York
Brain,
C. K. 1967.
Hottentot food remains and their bearing on the interpretation
of fossil bone assemblages. Scientific Papers of the Namib
Desert Research Station 32:1-7
Brain,
C. K. 1969.
The contribution of Namib Desert Hottentots to an understanding
of Australopithecine bone accumulations. Scientific Papers
of the Namib Desert Research Station 39:13-22
Breitburg,
E. 1976.
Faunal remains from the First Hermitage. Pp. 249-269 In: An
Archaeological and Historical Assessment of the First Hermitage,
edited by S.D. Smith. Research Series #2, Tennessee Division
of Archaeology, Tennessee Department of Conservation, Nashville
Breitburg,
E. 1977.
Faunal remains and dietary practices for the Hermitage. Pp.
96-108 In: Results of the 1976 Season of the Hermitage Archaeology
Project, edited by S.D. Smith, F.W. Brigance, S.D. Cox, and
M. Martin. The Ladies Hermitage Association and the Tennessee
American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, Nashville
Bunn,
H.T. 1993.
Bone assemblages at base camps: a further consideration of carcass
transport and bone destruction by the Hadza. Pp. 156-168 In:
Hudson, J. (ed) From Bones to Behavior: Ethnoarchaeological
and Experimental Contributions to the Interpretation of Faunal
Remains. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Occasional
Paper No. 21. Southern Illinois University at Carbondale
Butler,
V.L. 1993.
Natural versus cultural Salmonid remains: Origin of the Dalles
Roadcut Bones, Columbia River, Oregon, U.S.A. Journal of
Archaeological Science 20:1-24
Butler,
V. L. 1996.
Tui Chub taphonomy and the importance of marsh resources in
the western great basin of North America. American Antiquity
61:699-717
Butler,
V.L. and J.C. Chatters 1994.
The role of bone density in structuring prehistoric salmon bone
assemblages. Journal of Archaeological Science 21:413-424
Byrd,
J.E. 1997.
The analysis of diversity in archaeological faunal assemblages:Complexity
and subsistence strategies in the Southeast during the Middle
Woodland Period. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology
16:49-72
Cannon,
M.D. 1999.
A mathematical model of the effects of screen size on zooarchaeological
relative abundance measures. Journal of Archaeological Science
26:205-214
Casteel,
R.W. 1976.
Comparison of column and whole unit samples for recovering fish
remains. World Archaeology 8:192-198
Cerreto,
R. 1988.
A test of three shellfish seasonality methods: Preliminary results.
Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology 10:261-265
Cerreto,
R. 1992.
The implications of non-periodic growth in bivalves for three
seasonality methods used by southern California archaeologists.
Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology 14:216-233
Chaplin,
R.E. 1971.
The Study of Animal Bones From Archaeological Sites.
Seminar Press: New York
Clason,
A.T. and W. Prummel 1977.
Collecting, sieving and archaeozoological research. Journal
of Archaeological Science 4:171-175
Colburn,
Mona L. 1989
Mississippian Faunal Remains from the Lundy Site (11-Jd-140),
JoDaviess County, Illinois. Illinois Archaeology 1:5-38.
Colten,
R.H. 1995.
Faunal exploitation during the Middle to Late Period transition
on Santa Cruz Island, California. Journal of California and
Great Basin Anthropology 17:93-120
Colten,
R.H. and J.E. Arnold 1998.
Prehistoric marine mammal hunting on California's northern Channel
Islands. American Antiquity 63:679-701
Crader,
D.C. 1990.
Slave diet at Monticello. American Antiquity 55:690-717
Dirrigl,
Frank J. Jr. 2001
Bone mineral density of wild turkey (Galliformes: Meleagridae)
skeletal elements and its effect on differential survivorship.
Journal of Archaeological Science 28:817-832
Elkin,
D. C. 1995.
Volume density of South American camelid skeltal parts. International
Journal of Osteoarchaeology 5:29-37
Erlandson,
J.M. and M.L. Moss 2001.
Shellfish feeders, carrion eaters, and the archaeology of aquatic
adaptations. American Antiquity 6:413-432
Erlandson,
J.M., T.C. Rick, R.L. Vellanoweth, and D.J. Kennett 1999.
Maritime Subsistence at a 9,300 Year Old Shell Midden on Santa
Rosa Island, California. Journal of Field Archaeology
26:255-265
Fradkin,
A. 1980.
Hog jowls and 'coon meat: an analysis of faunal remains from
the Hampton Plantation, St. Simons Island, Georgia. Southeastern
Archaeological Conference Bulletin 22:57-59
Friedman,
E. 1973.
Preparation of faunal specimens. American Antiquity 38:113-114
Friesen,
T.M. 2001.
A zooarchaeological signature for meat storage: Re-thinking
the drying utility index. American Antiquity 66:315-
Gilchrist,
R. and H.C. Mytum 1986.
Experimental Archaeology and burnt animal bone from archaeological
sites. Circaea 4:29-38
Glassow,
M.A. 2000.
Weighing vs. counting shellfish remains: A comment on Mason,
Peterson, and Tiffany. American Antiquity 65:407-
Gordon,
E.A. 1993.
Screen size and differential faunal recovery: A Hawaiian example.
Journal of Field Archaeology 20:453-460
Grayson,
D.K. 1973.
On the methodology of faunal analysis. American Antiquity
38:432-439
Grayson,
D.K. 1978.
Minimum numbers and sample size in vertebrate faunal analysis.
American Antiquity 43:53-65
Grayson,
D.K. 1981.
The effects of sample size on some derived measures in vertebrate
faunal analysis. Journal of Archaeological Science 8:77-78
Grayson,
D.K. 1984.
Quantitative Zooarchaeology: Topics in the Analysis of Archaeological
Faunas. Academic Press: Orlando
Higgins,
J. 1999.
Tunel: A case study of avian zooarchaeology and taphonomy. Journal
of Archaeological Science 26:1449-1457
Hill,
F.C. 1975.
Techniques for skeletonizing vertebrates. American Antiquity
40:215-219
Hockett,
B.S. 1998.
Sociopolitical meaning of faunal remains from Baker Village.
American Antiquity 63:289-303
James,
S.R. 1997.
Methodological issues concerning screen size recovery rates
and their effects on archaeofaunal interpretations. Journal
of Archaeological Science 24:385-397
Jones,
A.K.G. 1982.
Bulk-sieving and the recovery of fish remains from urban archaeological
sites. Council for British Archaeology Research Report
43:79-85
Kent,
S. 1993.
Variability in faunal assemblages: The influence of hunting
skill, sharing, dogs, and mode of cooking on faunal remains
at a sedentary Kalahari community. Journal of Anthropological
Archaeology 12:323-385
Klein,
R.G. and K. Cruz-Uribe. 1984.
The Analysis of Animal Bones from Archaeological Sites.
University of Chicago Press, Chicago
Kreutzer,
L.A. 1992.
Bison and deer bone mineral densities: Comparisons and implications
for the interpretation of archaeological faunas. Journal
of Archaeological Science 19:271-294
Kuehn,
S.R. 1998.
New evidence for late Paleoindian-Early Archaic subsistence
behavior in the western Great Lakes. American Antiquity
63:457-477
Lam,
Y.M., Xingbin Chen, and O.M. Pearson 1999.
Intertaxonomic variability in patterns of bone density and the
differential representation of Bovid, Cervid, and Equid elements
in the archaeological record. American Antiquity 64:343-362
Landon,
D.B. 1996.
Feeding colonial boston: A zooarchaeological study. Historical
Archaeology 30:1-151
Linse,
A.R. 1992. Is Bone Safe in a Shell Midden? Pp. 327-347 In: Deciphering
a Shell Midden, edited by J.K. Stein. Academic Press, California
Livingston,
S.D. 1989. The taphonomic interpretation of Avian skeletal part
frequencies. Journal of Archaeological Science 16:537-547
Locock,
M., C.K. Currie, and S. Gray 1992.
Chemical changes in buried animal bone: Data from a postmedieval
assemblage. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology
2:297-304
Lubinski,
P.M. 1996.
Fish heads, fish heads: An experiment on differential bone preservation
in a Salmonid Fish. Journal of Archaeological Science
23:175-181
Lyman,
R.L. 1979.
Available meat from faunal remains: A consideration of techniques.
American Antiquity 44:536-546
Lyman,
R.L. 1984.
Bone Density and differential survivorship of classes. Journal
of Anthropological Archaeology 3:259-299
Lyman,
R.L. 1987.
On the analysis of vertebrate mortality profiles: Sample size,
mortality, type, and hunting pressure. American Antiquity
52:125-142
Lyman,
R.L. 1992.
Anatomical considerations of utility curves in zooarchaeology.
Journal of Archaeological Science 19:7-22
Lyman,
R.L. 1994.
Vertebrate Taphonomy. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge
Lyman,
R.L. 1994.
Quantitative units and terminology in zooarchaeology. American
Antiquity 59:36-71
Lyman,
R.L. 2002.
Taphonomic agents and taphonomic signatures. American Antiquity
67(2):361-
Lyman,
R.L and M.J. O'Brien 1987.
Plow-zone zooarchaeology: Fragmentation and identifiability.
Journal of Field Archaeology 14:493-498
Lyon,
P.J. 1970.
Differential bone destruction: An ethnographic example. American
Antiquity 35:213-215
Marean,
C.W., Y. Abe, P.J. Nilssen, and E.C. Stone 2001.
Estimating the minimum number of skeletal elements (MNE) in
zooarchaeology: A review and a new image-analysis GIS approach.
American Antiquity 66:333-348
Marean,
C.W. and C.J. Frey 1997.
Animal bones from caves to cities: Reverse utility curves as
methodological artifacts. American Antiquity 62:698-711
Marshall,
F. 1994.
Food sharing and body part representation in Okiek faunal assemblages.
Journal of Archaeological Science 21:65-77
Marshall,
F. and T. Pilgram 1993.
NISP vs. MNI in quantification of body-part representation.
American Antiquity 58:261-269
Mason,
R.D., M.L. Peterson, and J.A. Tiffany 1998.
Weighing vs. counting: Measurement reliability and the California
school of midden analysis. American Antiquity 63:303-325
Mason,
R.D., M.L. Peterson, and J.A. Tiffany 2000.
Weighing and counting shell: A response to Glassow and Claassen.
American
Antiquity 65:757-
McKee,
L.W. 1987.
Delineating ethnicity from the garbage of early Virginians:
Faunal remains from the Kingsmill Plantation slave quarter.
American Archaeology 6:31-39
Mori,
J.L. 1970.
Procedures for establishing a faunal collection to aid in archaeological
analysis. American Antiquity 35:387-389
Moss,
M.L. and J.M. Erlandson 2002.
Animal agency and coastal archaeology. American Antiquity
67:367-369
Nagaoka,
L. 1994.
Differential recovery of Pacific Island fish remains: Evidence
from the Moturakau Rockshelter, Aitutaki, Cook Islands. Asian
Perspectives 33:1-17
Nichol,
R.K. and C.J. Wild 1984.
"Numbers of Individuals" in faunal analysis: The decay
of fish bone in archaeological sites. Journal of Archaeological
Science 11:35-51
Nicholson,
R.A. 1992.
Bone survival: The effects of sedimentary abrasion and trampling
on fresh and cooked bone. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology
2:79-90
Nicholson,
R.A. 1992.
An assessment of the value of bone density meaurements to archaeoichthyological
studies. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology 2:139-154
Nicholson,
R.A. 1993.
A morphological investigation of burnt animal bone and an evaluation
of its utility in archaeology. Journal of Archaeological
Science 20:411-428
Nicholson,
R.A.1998. Bone degradation in a compost heap. Journal of
Archaeological Science 25:393-403
O'Conner,
T.P 1996.
A critical overview of archaeological animal bone studies. World
Archaeology 28:5-19
Pate,
F.D. & Hutton, J.T. 1988.
The use of soil chemistry data to address post-mortem diagenesis
in bone material. Journal of Archaeological Science 15:729-739
Pauketat,
T.R., L.S. Kelly, G.J. Fritz, N.H. Lopinot, S. Elias, and E.
Hargrave 2002.
The residues of feasting and public ritual at early Cahokia.
American Antiquity 67:257-
Payne,
S. 1972.
Partial recovery and sample bias: The results of some sieving
experiments. Pp. 49-64 In: Papers in Economic Prehistory,
edited by E.S. Higgs. Cambridge University Press
Payne,
S. 1972.
On the interpretation of bone samples from archeological sites.
Pp. 65-81 In: Papers in Economic Prehistory, edited by
E.S. Higgs. Cambridge University Press
Payne,
S. 1985.
Morphological distinctions between the mandibular teeth of young
sheep, Ovis, and goats, Capra. Journal of Archaeological
Science 12:139-147
Pavao,
B. and P.W. Stahl 1999.
Structural density assays of leporid skeletal elements with
implications for taphonomic, actualistic, and archaeological
research. Journal of Archaeological Science 26:53-66
Porcasi,
J.F. and H. Fujita 2000.
The dolphin hunters: A specialized prehistoric maritime adaptation
in the southern California Channel Islands and Baja California.
American Antiquity 65:543-566
Price,
T.D., J. Blitz, J. Burton, and J.A. Ezzo 1992.
Diagenesis in prehistoric bone: Problems and solutions. Journal
of Archaeological Science 19:513-529
Quirth-Booth,
T. 1997.
Analysis of leporid remains from prehistoric Sinagua sites,
northern Arizona. Journal of Archaeological Science 24:945-960
Rackham,
D.J. 1982.
The smaller mammals in the urban environment: Their recovery
and interpretation from archaeological deposits. Council
for British Archaeology Research Report 43:86-93
Richter,
J. 1986.
Experimental study of heat induced morphological changes in
fish bone collagen. Journal of Archaeological Science
13:477-481
Rick,
T.C., J.M. Erlandson, and R.L. Vellanoweth 2001.
Paleocoastal marine fishing on the Pacific coast of the Americas:
Perspectives from Daisy Cave, California. American Antiquity
66:595-613
Ringrose,
T.J. 1993.
Bone counts and statistics: A critique. Journal of Archaeological
Science 20:121-157
Rogers,
A.R. 2000.
On equifinality in faunal analysis. American
Antiquity 65:709-723
Schmitt,
D.N. and C.D. Lupo 1995.
On mammalian taphonomy, taxonomic diversity, and measuring subsistence
data in zooarcheology. American Antiquity 60:496-514
Shaffer,
B.S. 1992.
Quarter-inch screening: Understanding biases in recovery of
vertebrate faunal remains. American Antiquity 57:129-136
Shaffer,
B.S. 1992.
Interpretation of gopher remains from southwestern archaeological
sites. American Antiquity 57:683-691
Shaffer,
B.S. and B.W. Baker 1999.
Comments on James' methodological issues concerning analysis
of archaeofaunal recovery and screen size correction factors.
Journal of Archaeological Science 26:1171-1180
Shaffer,
B.S. and J.L.J. Sanchez 1994.
Comparison of 1/8"- and 1/4"-mesh recovery of controlled
samples of small-to-medium-sized mammals. American Antiquity
59:525-530
Shipman,
P., G. Foster, and M. Schoeninger 1984.
Burnt bones and teeth: an experimental study of color, morphology,
crystal structure and shrinkage. Journal of Archaeological
Science 11:307-325
Sillen,
A. and J. Parkington 1996.
Diagenesis of bones from Eland's Bay Cave. Journal of Archaeological
Science 23:535-542
Stafford,
C.R., R.L. Richards and C.M. Anslinger 2000.
The bluegrass fauna and changes in Middle Holocene hunter-gatherer
foraging in the southern Midwest. American Antiquity 65(2):317-336
Stahl,
P.W. 1996. The recovery and interpretation of microvertebrate
bone assemblages from archaeological contexts. Journal of
Archaeological Method and Theory 3:31-75
Steadman,
D.W. and A.V. Stokes 2002.
Changing exploitation of terrestrial vertebrates during the
past 3000 years on Tobago, West Indies. Human Ecology
30(3):339-
Stewart,
F.L. 1991.
Floating for fauna: Some methodological considerations using
the Keffer Site (AkGv-14) midden 57 faunal sample. Canadian
Journal of Archaeology 15:97-115
Stewart,
K.M. and D. Gifford-Gonzalez 1994.
An ethnoarchaeological contribution to identifying hominid fish
processing sites. Journal of Archaeological Science 21:237-248
Thomas,
D. H. 1969.
Great Basin hunting patterns: a quantitative method for treating
faunal remains. American Antiquity 34:392-401
Thomas,
D.H. 1971.
On distinguishing natural bone from cultural bone in archaeological
sites. American Antiquity 36:366-371
Todd,
L.C. and D.J. Rapson 1988.
Long bone fragmentation and interpretation of faunal assemblages:
Approaches to comparative analysis. Journal of Archaeological
Science 15:307-325
Tuma,
M.W. 1998.
Slave subsistence at Saragossa: Preliminary report on faunal
data. Mississippi Archaeology 33:125-138
Vellanoweth,
R.L. and J.M. Erlandson 1999.
Middle Holocene Fishing and Maritime Adaptations at CA-SNI-161,
San Nicolas Island, California. Journal of California and
Great Basin Anthropology 21:257-274
von
Endt, D.W. and D.J. Ortner 1984.
Experimental effects of bone size and temperature on bone diagenisis.
Journal of Archaeological Science 11:247-253
Watson,
J.P.N. 1975.
Domestication and bone structure in sheep and goats. Journal
of Archaeological Science 2:375-383
White,
E.M. and L.A. Hannus 1983.
Chemical weathering of bone in archaeological soils. American
Antiquity 48:316-322
Winder,
N.P. 1991.
How many bones make five? The art and science of guesstimation
in archaeozoology. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology
1:111-126
Yellen,
J.E. 1977.
Cultural patterning in faunal remains: Evidence from the !Kung
Bushmen. Pp. 271-331 In Experimental Archaeology, edited
by Ingersoll, D., J.E. Yellen, and W. Macdonald. Columbia University
Press, New York
Yellen,
J.E. 1991.
Small mammals: !Kung San utilization and the production of faunal
assemblages. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 10:1-26
Yellen,
J.E. 1991.
Small mammals: Post-discard patterning of !Kung San faunal remains.
Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 10:152-192
Young,
A.L., M. Tuma, and C. Jenkins 2001.
The
role of hunting to cope with risk at Saragossa Plantation, Natchez,
Mississippi. American Anthropologist 103:692-704
