American antiquity

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  Año 2007, Vol. 72, Número 2

  • Credit where credit is due: the history of the Chumash Oceangoing Plank Canoe

    Jeanne Arnold

    págs. 196-209

    

  • Performing the feast: visual display and suprahousehold commensalism in the puebloan southwest

    Barbara J. Mills

    págs. 210-239

    

  • Empirical Bayesian methods for archaeological survey data: an application from the Mesa Verde region

    Scott G. Ortman, Mark D. Varien

    págs. 241-272

    

  • Historical ecology in the Mesa Verde region: results from the village ecodynamics project

    Mark D. Varien, Scott G. Ortman, Timothy A. Kohler, Donna M. Glowacki, C. David Johnson

    págs. 273-299

    

  • The stable-and radio-isotope chemistry of western basketmaker burials: implications for early puebloan diets and origins

    Joan Brenner Coltrain, Joel C. Janetski, Shawn W. Carlyle

    págs. 301-321

    

  • Archaeological survey design, units of observation, and the characterization of regional variability

    Alan P. Sullivan, Philip B. Mink, Patrick M. Uphus

    págs. 322-333

    

  • Bifacial cores and flake production efficiency: an experimental test of technological assumptions

    Mary M. Prasciunas

    págs. 334-348

    

  • Man the showoff? or the ascendance of a jus-so-story: a comment on recent applications of costly signaling theory in American archaeology

    Brian F. Codding, Terry L. Jones

    págs. 349-357

    

  • Costly signaling and the ascendance of no-can-do archaelogy: a reply to Codding and Jones

    Kelly R. McGuire, William R. Hildebrandt, Kimberly L. Carpenter

    págs. 358-365

    

  • Bonfire Shelter: a jumping off point for comments for Byerly et al.

    Leland Bement

    págs. 366-372

    

  • A further assessment of Paleoindian site-use at Bonfire Shelter

    Ryan M. Byerly, Judith R. Cooper, David J. Meltzer, Matthew E. Hill, Jason M. LaBelle

    págs. 373-381