BIBLIOGRAPHY BY TOPIC/WEEK
Scope of Archaeology
(Those articles available via JSTOR are marked with *, those in Academic Search Premier by †,
those on AnthroSource by §, and those in the Bracken Library on-line course reserves by ‡. 
Some journal articles are also available through other on-line sources (e.g., Current Anthropology, Annual Review of Anthropology);
check Bracken Library's CardCat or ejournals lists.  The SAA Archaeological Record can be accessed at  www.saa.org/publications/theSAAarchRec/.

Readings for Week 2 - The Debate on Aims

Binford, Lewis R.
1962 Archaeology as anthropology. American Antiquity 28:217-225. (Reprinted in Binford 1972, pp.
20-32, and Leone, ed., 1972, pp. 93-101.)*
1968a Archaeological perspectives. In Binford & Binford, eds., pp. 5-32. (Reprinted in Binford 1972,
pp. 78- 104.)

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

Trigger, Bruce
1968a Major concepts of archaeology in historical perspective. Man (n.s.)3:527-541.*
(Reprinted in Trigger 1978, Ch. 6, pp. 96-114. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.)

Clarke, David L.
1972 Models and paradigms in contemporary archaeology. In Clarke, ed., 1972, pp. 1-60.
1973 Archaeology: the loss of innocence. Antiquity 47:6-18.

Readings for Week 3 - The Debate Continues & Middle Range Theory

Trigger, Bruce
1978 Current trends in American archaeology. In Trigger 1978, Ch. 1, pp. 1-18. Edinburgh:
Edinburgh University Press.

Flannery, Kent V.
1982 The golden Marshalltown. American Anthropologist 84:265-278.*§

Hodder, Ian
1991 Post-processual archaeology.  In Hodder 1991, Reading the past. 2nd ed., Ch. 8, pp.
156-193.  New York: Cambridge University Press.

Chippindale, Christopher
1993 Ambition, deference, discrepancy, consumption: the intellectual background to a
post-processual archaeology. In Archaeological theory: who sets the agenda? Yoffee & Sherratt,
eds., pp. 27-36. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Rabb, L. Mark, & Albert C. Goodyear
1984 Middle-range theory in archaeology: a critical review of origins and applications. American
Antiquity 42:255-268.*‡

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

Readings for Week 4 - A Multiplicity of Archaeologies

Bradley, Richard
1993 Archaeology: the loss of nerve. In Archaeological theory: who sets the agenda? Yoffee & Sherratt,
eds., pp. 131-133. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Trigger, Bruce G.
1991 Distinguished lecture in archeology: constraint and freedom--a new synthesis for archaeological
explanation. American Anthropologist 93:551-569.*§ 

Shanks, Michael, & Ian Hodder
1998 Processual, postprocessual and interpretive archaeologies. In Reader in Archaeological
Theory: Post-Processual and Cognitive Approaches, David S. Whitley, ed., pp. 69-95. London: Routledge.

Trigger, Bruce G.
1998 Archaeology and epistemology: dialoguing across the Darwinian chasm. American Journal
of Archaeology 102:1-34.

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

Readings for Week 5 - The Role of Evolutionary Theory

Duke, Philip
1995 Working through theoretical tensions in contemporary archaeology: a practical attempt from
southwestern Colorado. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory 2:201-229.

Fogelin, Lars
2007  Inference to the best explanation:  a common and effective form of archaeological reasoning.  American
Antiquity 72:603-625.

White, Leslie A.
1959 The concept of evolution in cultural anthropology. In Meggers, ed., 1959, pp. 106-125.‡

Steward, Julian H.
1960 Review of The Evolution of Culture (White). American Anthropologist 62:144-148.*§‡

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

Schiffer, Michael B.
1996 Some relationships between behavioral and evolutionary archaeologies. American Antiquity
61:643-662.*‡

Readings for Week 6 - More on Evolutionary Theory & Ecology

Boone, James L., & Eric Alden Smith
1998 Is it evolution yet? (with comments). Current Anthropology 39 (supplement):S141-S173.*‡

O'Brien, Michael J., R. Lee Lyman, & Robert D. Leonard
1998 Basic incompatabilities between evolutionary and behavioral archaeology. American Antiquity
63:485-498.*‡

Broughton, Jack M., & James F. O'Connell
1999 On evolutionary ecology, selection archaeology, and behavioral archaeology. American
Antiquity 64:153-165.*‡

Schiffer, Michael B.
1999 Behavioral archaeology: some clarifications. American Antiquity 64:166-168.*‡

Bamforth, Douglas B.
2002  Evidence and metaphor in evolutionary archaeology.  American Antiquity 67:435-452.*

Clark, Grahame
1953 The economic approach to prehistory. Proceedings of the British Academy 39:215-238.
[Reprinted in Clark 1989:149-168.]‡

Readings for Week 7 - Ecological Approaches & Settlement Patterns

Jochim, Michael A.
1979 Breaking down the system: recent ecological approaches in archaeology. In Schiffer 1979
(Vol. 2), pp. 77-117.‡

Trigger, Bruce
1968b The determinants of settlement patterns. In Settlement Archaeology, edited by K. C. Chang,
pp. 53-78. Palo Alto: National Press (now Mayfield). (Reprinted in Trigger 1978, Ch. 11,
pp. 167-193. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1978.)‡

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

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

Readings for Week 8 - Settlement & Social Organization

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

Flannery, Kent V., ed.
1976 The early Mesoamerican village. New York: Academic Press. (Sample the articles, but see
especially Flannery's commentaries, as noted on reading summary page.)‡

Readings for Week 9 – Settlement & Landscape

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

Marquardt, William H., & Carole L. Crumley
1987 Theoretical Issues in the Analysis of Spatial Patterning. In Regional dynamics : Burgundian
landscapes in historical perspective, Carole L. Crumley and William H. Marquardt, eds., Ch. 1.
San Diego: Academic Press.

Barrett, John C.
1999 Chronologies of landscape. In The Archaeology and Anthropology of Landscape, Peter J. Ucko
& Robert Layton, eds, pp. 21-30. London: Routledge.‡

Ashmore, Wendy
2002 "Decisions and dispositions": socializing spatial archaeology. American Anthropologist
104:1172-1183.§‡

Hicks, Ronald
2002  Ways of Inhabiting the World: Landscape Archaeology (Review essay). American
Anthropologist 104:315-320.*§

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

Darvill, Timothy
1999 The historic environment, historic landscapes, and space-time-action models in landscape
archaeology. In The Archaeology and Anthropology of Landscapes, Peter J. Ucko & Robert
Layton, eds., pp. 104-118. London: Routledge.‡

Kelley, Eamonn P.
2006  Kingship and sacrifice: Iron Age bog bodies and boundaries.  Archaeology Ireland Heritage
Guide 35.  Bray:  Wordwell.

Readings for Week 10 – Political Organization & Cognitive Archaeologies

Trigger, Bruce
1974 The archaeology of government. World Archaeology 6:95-106. (Reprinted in Trigger 1978,
Ch. 10, pp. 153-166. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1978)*‡

Feinman, Gary, & Jill Neitzel
1984 Too many types: an overview of sedentary prestate societies in the Americas. In Schiffer 1984
(Vol. 7), pp. 39-102.‡

Hudson, Charles, Marvin Smith, David Hally, et al.
1985 Coosa: A chiefdom in the sixteenth-century southeastern United States. American Antiquity
50:723-737.*‡

Flannery, Kent V., & Joyce Marcus
1993 Cognitive archaeology. Cambridge Archaeological Journal 3:260-270. [Reprinted in Reader in
Archaeological Theory, David S. Whitley, ed., London: Routledge, 1998.]‡

Readings for Week 11 - Cognitive Archaeology & Ethnoarchaeology

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

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

Brady, James E., & Wendy Ashmore
1999 Mountains, caves, water: ideational landscape of the ancient Maya. In Archaeologies of
Landscape, Wendy Ashmore and A. Bernard Knapp, eds., pp. 124-145. Oxford: Blackwell.

Hicks, Ronald
2007 Dϊn Ailinne's Role in Folklore, Myth, and the Sacred Landscape. In Dϊn Ailinne: Excavations at
an Irish Royal Site 1968-1975, edited by Bernard Wailes & Susan Johnston, pp. 183-194. Philadelphia:
University Museum.‡

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

Leone, Mark P.
1998 Symbolic, structural, and symbolic archaeology. In Reader in Archaeological Theory:
Post-Processual and Cognitive Approaches, David S. Whitley, ed., pp. 49-68. London:
Routledge.‡

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

Readings for Week 12 - Research Design & Geographic Information Systems

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

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

Sharer, Robert J., & Wendy Ashmore
1987 Research Design.  In Archaeology: discovering our past, pp. 104-131. Palo Alto: Mayfield.‡

Harris, T. M., & G. R. Lock
1995 Toward an evaluation of GIS in European archaeology: the past, present and future of theory and applications.
In Lock & Stančič, eds., pp. 349-365.  London: Taylor & Francis.‡

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

Madry, Scott
1999? GIS and Remote Sensing for Archaeology. Published on the Internet at
www.informatics.org/france/index.html and linked pages.‡

Readings for Week 13 - Archaeological Resources Management & Historical Archaeology

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

Cleere, Henry
1984 World cultural resource management: problems and perspectives. In Approaches to the
archaeological heritage, edited by Henry Cleere, pp. 125-131. Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press.
1989 Introduction: the rationale of archaeological heritage management. In Archaeological heritage
management in the modern world, edited by Henry Cleere, pp. 1-19. London: Unwin Hyman.

VandeVeen, James M.
2004 Site preservation or self preservation? SAA Archaeological Record 4(1):30-33.
[see www.saa.org/publications/theSAAarchRec/]

Pinter, Teresa L.
2005  Heritage tourism and archaeology:  critical issues.  SAA Archaeological Record 5(3):9-11.
[see www.saa.org/publications/theSAAarchRec/]

Jameson, John H., Jr.
2000 Public interpretation, education and outreach: the growing predominance in American
archaeology. In Cultural Resource Management in Contemporary Society: Perspectives on
Managing and Presenting the Past, edited by Francis P. McManamon & Alf Hatton, pp. 288-298.
London: Routledge.‡

Moore, Lawrence E.
2006  Going public:  customization and American archaeology.  SAA Archaeological Record  6(3):16-19.
[see www.saa.org/publications/theSAAarchRec/]

McGimsey, Charles R., III,
2006 Response to Moore: common sense for archaeologists.  SAA Archaeological Record 6(3):20-21.
[see www.saa.org/publications/theSAAarchRec/]

Boszhardt, Robert "Ernie"
2006  Response to Moore: confessions of a public archaeologist.  SAA Archaeological Record 6(3):22-23.
[see www.saa.org/publications/theSAAarchRec/]

Deagan, Kathleen
1982 Avenues of inquiry in historical archaeology. In Schiffer 1982 (Vol. 5), pp. 151-177.‡
1991 Historical archaeology's contributions to our understanding of early America. In Historical
archaeology in global perspective, edited by Lisa Falk, pp. 97-112. Washington: Smithsonian
Institution Press.

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

Readings for Week 14 - Ethical Issues

Goldstein, Lynn, & Keith Kintigh
1990 Ethics and the reburial controversy. American Antiquity 55: 585-591.*‡

Powell, Shirley, Christina Elnora Garza, & Aubrey Hendricks
1993 Ethics and ownership of the past: the reburial and repatriation controversy. In Schiffer, ed.,
1993, pp. 1-42.‡

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

Hall, Teri R., & Jeanette Wolfley
2003 A survey of tribal perspectives on NAGPRA: repatriation and study of human remains. SAA
Archaeological Record 3(2):27-34.  [See www.saa.org/publications/theSAAarchRec/]

Weiss, Elizabeth
2006  Research and NAGPRA.  SAA Archaeological Record 6(3):29-31. 
[See www.saa.org/publications/theSAAarchRec/]

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

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.*‡

Whitley, David S.
2007  Indigenous knowledge and 21st century archaeological practice:  an introduction.  SAA
Archaeological Record 7(2):6-8.  [See www.saa.org/publications/theSAAarchRec/]

Zedeρo, Marνa Nieves
2007  Blackfeet landscape knowledge and the Badger-Two Medicine traditional cultural district.
SAA Archaeological Record 7(2):9-12.  [See www.saa.org/publications/theSAAarchRec/]

Smith, Claire
2007  The indigenous transformation of archaeological practice.  SAA Archaeological Record 7(2):35-39.
[See www.saa.org/publications/theSAAarchRec/]

Readings for Week 15 - Interactions with Biological Anthropology, etc.

Larsen, Clark Spencer
1987 Bioarchaeological interpretations of subsistence economy and behavior from human skeletal
remains. In Schiffer 1987 (Vol. 10), pp. 339-445 (includes 34 pp. bibliography).‡

Ambrose, Stanley H., & John Krigbaum
2003  Bone chemistry and bioarchaeology.  Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 22:193-199.

Stone, Anne C., & Mark Stoneking
1993 Ancient DNA from a pre-Columbian Amerindian population. American Journal of Physical
Anthropology 92:463-471.‡

Fowler, Brenda
2007 Written in bone.  Archaeology 60(3):50-53.†

Budd, Paul, et al.
2003  Investigating population movement by stable isotope analysis: a report from Britain. 
Antiquity 78: 127-141.†

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

Gould, Richard A.
2004 Disaster archaeology at the West Warwick, Rhode Island, nightclub fire scene. SAA
Archaeological Record 4(1):6-11.  [See www.saa.org/publications/theSAAarchRec/

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

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