Browse Records · Southeast Asian Archaeology Bibliographic Database

Type	Year	Authors	Title	Source	ID
Book Section	2018	Frère, Stephane	Doi Pha Kan (Thailand), Ban Tha Si (Thailand) and Laang Spean (Cambodia) animal bone assemblages: a new perception of meat supply strategies for early Holocene mainland Southeast Asia	Advancing Southeast Asian archaeology 2016	[Frère, 2018 #22253]
Journal Article	1991	Matson, R. G.	Basketmaker II subsistence: carbon isotopes and other dietary indicators from Cedar Mesa, Utah	American Antiquity	[Matson, 1991 #34594]
Journal Article	1993	Lambert, Joseph B.	Health in prehistoric populations of the Santa Barbara Channel Islands	American Antiquity	[Lambert, 1993 #34620]
Journal Article	1995	Katzenberg, M. Anne	Stable isotope evidence for maize horticulture and paleodiet in southern Ontario, Canada	American Antiquity	[Katzenberg, 1995 #34642]
Journal Article	1994	Ezzo, Joseph A.	Zinc as a paleodietary indicator: an issue of theoretical validity in bone-chemistry analysis	American Antiquity	[Ezzo, 1994 #34717]
Journal Article	1992	Leonard, William R.	Nutritional requirements and human evolution	American Journal of Human Biology	[Leonard, 1992 #34605]
Journal Article	2006	Lösch, Sandra	Stable isotopes and dietary adaptations in humans and animals at pre-pottery Neolithic Nevali Çori, Southeast Anatolia	American Journal of Physical Anthropology	[Lösch, 2006 #30098]
Journal Article	2006	Lee-Thorp, Julia	Contributions of biogeochemistry to understanding hominin dietary ecology	American Journal of Physical Anthropology	[Lee-Thorp, 2006 #30104]
Journal Article	2006	Hutchinson, Dale L.	Nutrition and health at contact in late prehistoric central Gulf Coast Florida	American Journal of Physical Anthropology	[Hutchinson, 2006 #30125]
Journal Article	2006	Fuller, B. T.	Detection of breastfeeding and weaning in modern human infants with carbon and nitrogen stable isotope ratios	American Journal of Physical Anthropology	[Fuller, 2006 #30134]
Journal Article	2006	Clayton, F.	Weaning age among foragers at Matjes River Rock Shelter, South Africa, from stable nitrogen and carbon isotope analyses	American Journal of Physical Anthropology	[Clayton, 2006 #30155]
Journal Article	1998	Wright, Lori E.	Stable carbon and oxygen isotopes in human tooth enamel: identifying breastfeeding and weaning in prehistory	American Journal of Physical Anthropology	[Wright, 1998 #34309]
Journal Article	2000	Krigbaum, John S.	Human paleodiet, carbon isotopes, and the canopy effect: documenting the Neolithic in tropical Southeast Asia using tooth enamel apatite	American Journal of Physical Anthropology	[Krigbaum, 2000 #34355]
Journal Article	2001	Dupras, Tosha L.	Infant feeding and weaning practices in Roman Egypt	American Journal of Physical Anthropology	[Dupras, 2001 #34380]
Journal Article	1995	Ubelaker, Douglas H.	Status and diet in precontact highland Ecuador	American Journal of Physical Anthropology	[Ubelaker, 1995 #34462]
Journal Article	1979	Schoeninger, Margaret J.	Diet and status at Chalcatzingo: some empirical and technical aspects of strontium analysis	American Journal of Physical Anthropology	[Schoeninger, 1979 #34529]
Journal Article	1992	Larsen, C. S.	Carbon and nitrogen stable isotopic signatures of human dietary change in the Georgia Bight	American Journal of Physical Anthropology	[Larsen, 1992 #34614]
Journal Article	1995	Ezzo, Joseph A.	Elemental signatures of human diets from the Georgia Bight	American Journal of Physical Anthropology	[Ezzo, 1995 #34714]
Journal Article	1999	Schoeninger, Margaret J.	Subsistence strategies of two "savanna" chimpanzee populations: the stable isotope evidence	American Journal of Primatology	[Schoeninger, 1999 #34333]
Journal Article	2002	Kuzmin, Yaroslave	Palaeodietary patterning and radiocarbon dating of Neolithic populations in the Primorye Province, Russian Far East	Ancient Biomolecules	[Kuzmin, 2002 #32464]
Book Section in a Series	2007	Krigbaum, John	Prehistoric dietary transitions in tropical Southeast Asia : stable isotope and dental caries evidence from two sites in Malaysia	Ancient health: skeletal indicators of agricultural and economic intensification	[Krigbaum, 2007 #25687]
Book Section in a Series	2007	Pechenkina, Ekaterina A.	Diet and health in the Neolithic of the Wei and middle Yellow River basins, northern China	Ancient health: skeletal indicators of agricultural and economic intensification	[Pechenkina, 2007 #25688]
Journal Article	1981	Blakely, R. L.	Trace elements, nutritional status, and social stratification at Etowah, Georgia	Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences	[Blakely, 1981 #34786]
Journal Article	1999	Danforth, Marie Elaine	Nutrition and politics in prehistory	Annual Review of Anthropology	[Danforth, 1999 #32535]
Journal Article	1995	Larsen, Clark Spencer	Biological changes in human populations with agriculture	Annual Review of Anthropology	[Larsen, 1995 #33635]
Journal Article	1987	Fornaciari, G.	Palaeonutritional studies on skeletal remains of ancient populations from the Mediterranean area: an attempt to interpretation	Anthropologischer Anzeiger	[Fornaciari, 1987 #34709]
Journal Article	1997	Bocherens, Hervé	Isotopic biogeochemistry as a marker of Neandertal diet	Anthropologischer Anzeiger	[Bocherens, 1997 #34784]
Journal Article	2017	Cheung, Christina	Examining social and cultural differentiation in early Bronze Age China using stable isotope analysis and mortuary patterning of human remains at Xin'anzhuang, <i> Yinxu </i>	Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences	[Cheung, 2017 #26805]
Journal Article	2017	Kinaston, Rebecca L.	Isotopic insights into diet and health at the site of Namu, Taumako Island, Southeast Solomon Islands	Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences	[Kinaston, 2017 #26807]
Thesis	1989	Lee-Thorp, Julia A.	Stable carbon isotopes in deep time: The diets of fossil fauna and hominids	Archaeology	[Lee-Thorp, 1989 #36412]