Hodder, Ian
1991 Reading the past. 2nd ed. Pp. 156-193. New York: Cambridge University Press.

Vol. 2
Jochim, Michael A.
1979 Breaking down the system: recent ecological approaches in archaeology. In Michael B. Schiffer, ed., Advances in archaeological method and theory. Vol. 2, pp. 77-117. New York.

Vol. 3
Dunnell, Robert C.
1980 Evolutionary theory and archaeology. In Michael B. Schiffer, ed., Advances in archaeological method and theory. Vol. 3, pp. 35-99. New York.

Vol. 5
Deagan, Kathleen
1982 Avenues of inquiry in historical archaeology. In Michael B. Schiffer, ed., Advances in archaeological method and theory. Vol. 5, pp. 151-177. New York.

Vol. 7
Feinman, Gary, & Jill Neitzel
1984 Too many types: an overview of sedentary prestate societies in the Americas. In Michael B. Schiffer, ed., Advances in archaeological method and theory. Vol. 7, pp. 39-102. New York.

Vol. 10
Larsen, Clark Spencer
1987 Bioarchaeological interpretations of subsistence economy and behavior from human skeletal remains. In Michael B. Schiffer, ed., Advances in archaeological method and theory. Vol. 10, pp. 339-445. New York.

Vol. 4
Whitley, David S.
1992 Prehistory and post-positivist science: a prolegomenon to cognitive archaeology. In Michael B. Schiffer, ed., Archaeological method and theory. Vol. 4, pp. 57-100. Tucson: University of Arizona Press.

Vol. 5
Powell, Shirley, Christina Elnora Garza, & Aubrey Hendricks
1993 Ethics and ownership of the past: the reburial and repatriation controversy. In Michael B. Schiffer, ed., Archaeological method and theory. Vol. 5, pp. 1-42. Tucson: University of Arizona Press.

Clarke, David L.
1972 Models and paradigms in contemporary archaeology. In Clarke, ed., Models in archaeology, pp. 1-60. London: Duckworth.

Trigger, Bruce
1978 Ch.1, "Current trends in American archaeology," pp. 1-18; In Trigger 1978. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. [Also reprinted in this volume: Ch. 2, "Aims in prehistoric archaeology," pp. 19-36 (Trigger 1970); Ch. 6, "Major concepts of archaeology in historical perspective," pp. 96-114. (Trigger 1968a); Ch. 10, "The archaeology of government," pp. 153-166. (Trigger 1974); and Ch. 11, "The determinants of settlement patterns," pp. 167-193 (Trigger 1968b)]

Deagan, Kathleen
1991 Historical archaeology's contributions to our understanding of early America. In Lisa Falk, ed., pp. 97-112. Historical archaeology in global perspective. Washington: Smithsonian Institution Press.

Savage, Stephen H.
1990 GIS in archaeological research. In Kathleen Allen, Stanton Green, & Ezra Zubrow, eds., Interpreting space: GIS and archaeology, pp. 22-32. New York: Taylor & Francis.

McGimsey, Charles R., III, & Hester A. Davis
1984 [Archaeological resources management in the] United States of America. In Henry Cleere, ed., Approaches to the archaeological heritage, pp. 116-124. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Cleere, Henry
1984 World cultural resource management: problems and perspectives. In Henry Cleere, ed., Approaches to the archaeological heritage, pp. 125-131. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Cleere, Henry, ed.
1989 Introduction: the rationale of archaeological heritage management. In Henry Cleere, ed., Archaeological heritage management in the modern world, pp. 1-19. London: Unwin Hyman.

Flannery, Kent V., ed.
1976 The early Mesoamerican village. Pp. 1-11, 13-16, 49-51, 91-95, 131-136, 159-162, 195-196, 225-227, 251-254, 283-286, 329-333, 369-373. New York: Academic Press.

Vol. 1
Parsons, Jeffrey R.
1972 Archaeological settlement patterns. Annual Review of Anthropology 1:127-150.

Vol. 25
Ferguson, T. J.
1996 Native Americans and the practice of archaeology. Annual Review of Anthropology 25:63-79.

Vol. 27
Kohl, Philip L.
1998 Nationalism and archaeology: on the constructions of nations and the reconstructions of the remote past.Annual Review of Anthropology 26:223-246.

Robb, John E.
1998 The archaeology of symbols. Annual Review of Anthropology 27:329-346.

Moberg, Carl-Axel
1983 Mississippian seen from La Tene: on comparisons of prehistoric social disorganizations. In Lulu Linear Punctated: Essays in Honor of George Irving Quimby. Robert C. Dunnell & Donald K. Grayson, eds., pp. 167-184. Museum of Anthropology Anthropological Papers 72. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan.

White, Leslie A.
1959 The concept of evolution in cultural anthropology. In Evolution and anthropology: a centennial appraisal, Betty J. Meggers, ed., pp. 106-125. Washington, D.C.: Anthropological Society of Washington.

Renfrew, Colin
1973 Monuments, mobilization, and social organization in neolithic Wessex. In Colin Renfrew, ed., The explanation of culture change, pp. 539-558. London: Duckworth.

Scientific American [Periodicals; volume apparently missing; reprinted in GN739 .L46]:

Flannery, Kent V.
1967 Culture history v. cultural process: a debate in American archaeology. Vol. 217 (no. 2, August):119-122. (Reprinted in Leone, ed., 1972, pp. 102-107.)

Proceedings of the British Academy [Serial; vol. not held; reprinted in volume indicated by catalogue number above]:

Clark, Grahame
1953 The economic approach to prehistory. Vol. 39:215-238.
[Reprinted in Clark 1989:149-168.]

Binford, Lewis R. [Not held; personal copy lost; photocopy only available]
1968 Archaeological perspectives. In Sally R. Binford & Lewis R. Binford, eds., New perspectives in archaeology, pp. 5-32. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

Plenum Publishing:
Duke, Philip [Not in library; photocopy only available]
1995 Working through theoretical tensions in contemporary archaeology: a practical attempt from southwestern Colorado. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory 2:201-229.

Stebbins, G. Ledyard [Library copy apparently withdrawn; personal copy lost; photocopy only available]
1977 Processes of organic evolution. 3rd ed. Pp. 2-4,17,19-22,43-47,65,83,97,174-175. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall.

Not in library:

Norman Yoffee & Andrew Sherratt, eds.
1993 Archaeological theory: who sets the agenda?, pp. 27-36. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
[Contains the following selections:

Chippindale, Christopher
1993 Ambition, deference, discrepancy, consumption: the intellectual background to a post-processual archaeology, pp. 27-36.

Bradley, Richard
1993 Archaeology: the loss of nerve, pp. 131-133.

Sharer, Robert J., & Wendy Ashmore
1987 Archaeology: discovering our past. Pp. 104-131. Palo Alto: Mayfield.

Vol. 62
Steward, Julian H.
1960 Review of The Evolution of Culture (White). Vol. 62:144-148.

Vol 84
Flannery, Kent V.
1982 The golden Marshalltown. Vol. 84:265-278.

Vol. 94
McGuire, Randall H.
1992 Archeology and the first Americans. Vol. 94:816-836.

Vol. 95
Cowgill, George
1993 Distinguished lecture in archaeology: Beyond criticizing the New
Archaeology. Vol. 95:551-573.

Vol. 97
Watson, Patty Jo
1995 Archaeology, anthropology, and the culture concept. American
Anthropologist 97:683-694.

Vol. 98
Browman, David L., & Douglas R. Givens
1996 Stratigraphic excavation: the first "new archaeology." Vol. 98:80-95.

Vol 28
Binford, Lewis R.
1962 Archaeology as anthropology. Vol. 28:217-225.
(Reprinted in Binford 1972, pp. 20-32, and Leone, ed., 1972, pp. 93-101.)

Vol. 29
Binford, Lewis R.
1964 A consideration of archaeological research design. Vol. 29:425-441. (Reprinted in Binford 1972, pp. 135-162.)

Vol. 43
Goodyear, Albert C., L. Mark Raab, & Timothy Klinger
1978 The status of archaeological research design in cultural resource
management. Vol. 43:159-173.

Vol. 50
Hudson, Charles, Marvin Smith, David Hally, et al.
1985 Coosa: A chiefdom in the sixteeenth-century southeastern United States. Vol. 50:723-737.

Vol. 53
Rocek, Thomas R.
1988 The behavioral and material correlates of site seasonality: lessons from Navajo ethnoarchaeology. Vol. 53:523-536.

Vol. 55
Goldstein, Lynn, & Keith Kintigh
1990 Ethics and the reburial controversy. Vol. 55: 585-591.

Vol. 57
Kent, Susan
1992 Studying variability in the archaeological record: an ethnoarchaeological
model for distinguishing mobility patterns. Vol. 57:635-660.

Vol. 60
Lightfoot, Kent G.
1995 Culture contact studies: redefining the relationship between prehistoric
and historical archaeology. Vol. 60:199-217.

Vol. 61
Schiffer, Michael B.
1996 Some relationships between behavioral and evolutionary
archaeologies. Vol. 61:643-662.

Vol. 62
Lynott, Mark J.
1997 Ethical principles and archaeological practice: development of an ethics
policy. Vol. 62:589-599.

Dongoske, Kurt E., Michael Yeatts, Roger Anyon, & T. J. Ferguson
1997 Archaeological cultures and cultural affiliation: Hopi and Zuni
perspectives in the American Southwest. Vol. 62:600-608.

Vol. 64
VanPool, Christine S., & Todd L. VanPool
1999 The scientific nature of postprocessualism. Vol. 64:33-53.

Schiffer, Michael B.
1999 Behavioral archaeology: some clarifications. Vol. 64:166-168.

Vol. 68
McGimsey, Charles R., III,
2003 The Four Fields of Archaeology. American Antiquity 68:611-618.

Vol. 92
Stone, Anne C., & Mark Stoneking
1993 Ancient DNA from a pre-Columbian Amerindian population. Vol. 92:463-471.

Vol. 47
Clarke, David
1973 Archaeology: the loss of innocence. Antiquity 47:6-18.

Vol. 68
Hunter, J. R.
1994 Forensic archaeology in Britain. Vol. 68:758-769.

Vol. 69
Trigger, Bruce G.
1995 Expanding middle-range theory. Vol. 69:449-458.

Vol. 70
Carver, Martin
1996 On archaeological value. Vol. 70:45-56

Llobera, Marcos
1996 Exploring the topography of mind: GIS, social space and archaeology.
Vol. 70:612-622.

Fullagar, Richard, Judith Furey, & Bruce Hardy
1996 Residues on stone artefacts: state of a scientific art. Vol. 70:740-
745.

Vol. 71
Hodder, Ian
1997 'Always momentary, fluid and flexible': towards a reflexive excavation
methodology. Antiquity 71:691-700.

Vol. 29
David, Nicholas, Judy Sterner, & Kodzo Gavua
1988 Why pots are decorated (with comments). Vol. 29:365-389.

Evers, T. M., & T. N. Huffman
1988 On why pots are decorated the way they are. Vol. 29:739-741.

Vol. 37
Webster, Gary S.
1996 Social archaeology and the irrational (with comments). Vol. 37:609-627.

Vol. 1
Ruyle, Eugene E.
1973 Genetic and cultural pools: Some suggestions for a unified theory of biocultural evolution. Vol. 1:201-215.