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Type	Year	Authors	Title	Source	ID
Book Section	2015	Gani, Nicholas	An ethnoarchaeological perspective on salt production in the Kelabit-Kerayan highlands of central Borneo	Advancing Southeast Asian archaeology 2013: selected papers from the First SEAMEO SPAFA International Conference on Southeast Asian Archaeology	[Gani, 2015 #22511]
Book Section	2014	Iles, Louise	Ethnoarchaeological and Historical Methods	Archaeometallurgy in global perspective: methods and syntheses	[Iles, 2014 #22770]
Book Section	2008	Lefferts, Leedom	Water and firefarming and ceramicson Phnom Kulen: putting people into Angkor	Interpreting Southeast Asia's past: monument, image, and text	[Lefferts, 2008 #22783]
Book Section	2010	Lefferts, Leedom	Where did the Oy of Baan Choumphouy get their pot-making from?	Multidisciplinary perspectives on Lao studies	[Lefferts, 2010 #22785]
Book Section	2012	Lefferts, Leedom	Tai potters across borders: tracking ceramic technology in southern Yunnan and northern Thailand	Connecting empires and states: selected papers from the 13th International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists	[Lefferts, 2012 #22809]
Book Section	2012	Xhauflair, Hermine	How can stone tools help to understand the importance of plants in the subsistence stratagies of prehistoric hunter-gatherers in the Philippines and Southeast Asia?	Crossing borders: selected papers from the 13th International Conference of the European Association of Southeast Asian Archaeologists	[Xhauflair, 2012 #22894]
Book Section	1990	Reynolds, T. E. G.	The Hoabinhian: A Review	Bibliographic Reviews of Far Eastern Archaeology 1990: Hoabinhian, Jomon, Yayoi, Early Korean States	[Reynolds, 1990 #22967]
Book Section	2007	Stark, Miriam T.	A history of the Kalinga Ethnoarchaeological Project	Archaeological anthropology: perspectives on method and theory	[Stark, 2007 #23475]
Book Section	1972	Binford, Lewis R.	Methodological considerations of the archaeological use of ethnographic data	An archaeological perspective	[Binford, 1972 #23483]
Book Section	1977	Stanislawski, Michael B.	Ethnoarchaeology of Hopi and Hopi-Tewa pottery making: styles of learning	Experimental archaeology	[Stanislawski, 1977 #23485]
Book Section	2008	Gosselain, O.	Mother Bella was not a Bella: inherited and tranformed traditions in Southwestern Niger	Cultural transmission and material culture: breaking down boundaries	[Gosselain, 2008 #23489]
Book Section	1982	Peacock, D. P. S.	Towards a model for Roman pottery studies	Pottery in the Roman world: an ethnographic approach	[Peacock, 1982 #23491]
Book Section	1991	Nelson, B. A.	Ceramic frequency and use-life: a highland Mayan case in cross-cultural perspective	Ceramic ethnoarchaeology	[Nelson, 1991 #23494]
Book Section	1992	Glover, Ian	Making pots - breaking pots: a negative perspective on the value of ethnography for explaining the archaeological record	Man and his culture: a resurgence	[Glover, 1992 #24025]
Book Section	2004	Longacre, William A.	Kalinga ethnoarchaeology: why did we collect the metal pots?	Southeast Asian archaeology: Wilhelm G. Solheim II Festschrift	[Longacre, 2004 #24258]
Book Section	2003	Medhi, Dilip K.	Potters and pottery of the Assam region	Earthenware in Southeast Asia: proceedings of the Singapore Symposium on Premodern Southeast Asian Earthenwares	[Medhi, 2003 #24376]
Book Section	2003	Reith, Charlotte	A comparison of ground firing techniques in contemporary Myanmar villages	Earthenware in Southeast Asia: proceedings of the Singapore Symposium on Premodern Southeast Asian Earthenwares	[Reith, 2003 #24377]
Book Section	1996	Zayas, C. N.	Pottery making in Maripipi	Binisaya nga Kinabuhi, Visayan Life	[Zayas, 1996 #24398]
Book Section	1994	Trostel, B.	Household pots and possessions: an ethnoarchaeological study of material goods and wealth	Kalinga Ethnoarchaeology: Expanding Archaeological Method and Theory	[Trostel, 1994 #24401]
Book Section	1994	Kobayashi, M.	Use-alteration analysis of Kalinga pottery: interior carbon deposits of cooking pots	Kalinga Ethnoarchaeology: Expanding Archaeological Method and Theory	[Kobayashi, 1994 #24402]
Book Section	1994	Graves, Michael W.	Community boundaries in late prehistoric Pueblan society: Kalinga ethnoarchaeology as a model for the southwestern production and exchange of pottery	The ancient Southwestern community: models and methods for the study of prehistoric social organization	[Graves, 1994 #24403]
Book Section	1993	van der Leeuw, S. E.	Giving the potter a choice: conceptual aspects of pottery techniques	Technological choices: transformation in material cultures since the neolithic	[van 1993 #24404]
Book Section	1993	Stark, Miriam T.	Re-fitting the 'cracked and broken facade': the case for empiricism in post-processual ethnoarchaeology	Archaeological theory: who sets the agenda	[Stark, 1993 #24405]
Book Section	1991	London, G. A.	Standardization and variation in the work of craft specialists	Ceramic ethnoarchaeology	[London, 1991 #24406]
Book Section	1995	Engelhardt, Richard A.	Traits or "treats"? Units of archaeology study: the example of maritime-adapted cultures in Southeast Asia	Conference Papers on Archaeology in Southeast Asia	[Engelhardt, 1995 #24658]
Book Section	1985	Mudar, Karen M.	Bearded pigs and beardless men: predator-prey relationships between pigs and Agta in northeastern Luzon, Philippines	The Agta of northeastern Luzon: recent studies	[Mudar, 1985 #24728]
Book Section	1994	Trostel, Brian D.	Household pots and possessions: an ethnoarchaeological study of material goods and wealth	Kalinga Ethnoarchaeology: Expanding Archaeological Method and Theory	[Trostel, 1994 #24730]
Book Section	1994	Tani, Masakazu	Why should more pots break in larger households? Mechanisms underlying population estimates from ceramics	Kalinga Ethnoarchaeology: Expanding Archaeological Method and Theory	[Tani, 1994 #24731]
Book Section	1993	Stark, Miriam T.	Kalinga ceramics and new technologies: an ethnoarchaeological perspective	The social and cultural contexts of new ceramic technologies	[Stark, 1993 #24732]
Book Section	1999	Stark, Miriam T.	Social dimensions of technical choice in Kalinga ceramic traditions	Material meanings: critical approaches to the interpretation of material culture	[Stark, 1999 #24733]