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Volume 37, Number 2 - 2017:
Special Section: Empirical and Model-Based Agricultural Studies in Archaeology
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I. SPECIAL SECTION: Empirical and model-based agricultural studies in Archaeology – Edited by Andrew gillreath-brown and r. kyle bocinsky | |
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| A DIALOGUE BETWEEN EMPIRICAL AND MODEL-BASED AGRICULTURAL STUDIES IN ARCHAEOLOGY Andrew Gillreath-Brown and R. Kyle Bocinsky | |
| A MAIZE EXPERIMENT IN A TRADTIONAL ZUNI AGROECOSYSTEM Deborah A. Muenchrath, Jonathan A. Sandor, Jay B. Norton, and Jeffrey A. Homburg | |
| ANTHROPOGENIC SOIL CHANGE AND TRADITIONAL AGRICULTURAL FIELDS IN ARID TO SEMIARID REGIONS OF THE AMERICAS Jonathan A. Sandor and Jeffrey A. Homburg | |
| SOLANUM JAMESI: EVIDENCE FOR CULTIVATION OF WILD POTATO TUBERS BY ANCESTRAL PUEBLOAN GROUPS David H. Kinder, Karen R. Adams, and Harry J. Wilson | |
| LET THEM PLANT THEIR OWN: IMPLICATIONS OF INTERACTIVE CROP-LOSS PROCESSES DURING DROUGHT IN HOPI MAIZE FIELDS Steven Sundjordet | |
| MODELLING AGRICULTURAL POTENTIAL NEAR THE OCAMPO CAVES, TAMAULIPAS: INTEGRATING ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND GEOSPATIAL APPLICATIONS J. Kevin Hanselka and Brian King | |
| COMPARING MAIZE PALEOPRODUCTION MODELS WITH EXPERIMENTAL DATA R. Kyle Bocinsky and Mark D. Varien | |
II. Regular submissions | |
| VANISHING ECOTOPES: EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES TO LOKONO ECOTOPE TERMS Konrad Rybka | |
| ARE BORDERS MORE IMPORTANT THAN GEOGRAPHICAL DISTANCE? THE WILD FOOD ETHNOBOTANY OF THE BOYKOS AND ITS OVERLAP WITH THAT OF THE BUKOVINIAN HUTSULS IN WESTERN UKRAINE Andrea Pieroni and Renata Soukand | |
| THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF CAMAS PRODUCTION AND EXCHANGE ON THE NORTHWEST COAST: WITH EVIDENCE FROM A STS'AILES (CHEHALIS) VILLAGE ON THE HARRISON RIVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA Natasha Lyons and Morgan Ritchie | |
MORE ARTICLES and BOOK REVIEWS are available at Ethnobiology Letters |