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Type	Year	Authors	Title	Source	ID
Book Section in a Series	2014	Fedick, Scott L.	A Reassessment of Water and Soil Resources in the Flatlands of the Northern Maya Lowlands	The Resilience and Vulnerability of Ancient Landscapes: Transforming Maya Archaeology through IHOPE	[Fedick, 2014 #25201]
Book Section in a Series	2014	Gunn, Joel D.	Agent Risk and Sustainability in the Western Maya Lowlands	The Resilience and Vulnerability of Ancient Landscapes: Transforming Maya Archaeology through IHOPE	[Gunn, 2014 #25199]
Book Section in a Series	2014	Cobos, Rafael	Ancient Climate and Archaeology	The Resilience and Vulnerability of Ancient Landscapes: Transforming Maya Archaeology through IHOPE	[Cobos, 2014 #25202]
Book Section	1994	Reed, D. M.	Ancient Maya diet at Copán, Honduras, as detemrined through the analysis of stable carbon and nitrogen isotopes	Paleonutrition: the diet and health of prehistoric Americans	[Reed, 1994 #24604]
Journal Article	1989	White, Christine D.	Ancient Maya diet: as inferred from isotopic and elemental analysis of human bone	Journal of Archaeological Science	[White, 1989 #34438]
Journal Article	1982	Schoeninger, Margaret J.	Carbon isotope ratios of apatite from fossil bone cannot be used to reconstruct diets of animals	Nature	[Schoeninger, 1982 #34524]
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 in a Series	2014	Tainter, Joseph A.	Collapse and Sustainability: Rome, the Maya, and the Modern World	The Resilience and Vulnerability of Ancient Landscapes: Transforming Maya Archaeology through IHOPE	[Tainter, 2014 #25193]
Book Section in a Series	2014	Wilkinson, T. J.	Comparative Landscape Analysis: Contrasting the Middle East and Maya Regions	The Resilience and Vulnerability of Ancient Landscapes: Transforming Maya Archaeology through IHOPE	[Wilkinson, 2014 #25194]
Book Section	1997	Neiman, Fraser	Conspicuous Consumption as Wasteful Advertising: a Darwinian Perspective on Spatial Patterns in Classic Maya Terminal Monument Dates	Rediscovering Darwin: evolutionary theory and archeological explanation	[Neiman, 1997 #22142]
Book Section in a Series	2000	van der Merwe, Nikolaas, J.	Diet and animal husbandry of the preclassic Maya at Cuello, Belize: isotopic and zooarchaeological evidence	Biogeochemical approaches to paleodietary analysis	[van 2000 #26093]
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]
Book Section	1994	White, Christine D.	Dietary dental pathology and cultural change in the Maya	Strength in diversity: a reader in physical anthropology	[White, 1994 #24680]
Book Section in a Series	2014	Chase, Arlen F.	Diversity, Resiliencey, and IHOPE-Maya: Using the Past to Inform the Present	The Resilience and Vulnerability of Ancient Landscapes: Transforming Maya Archaeology through IHOPE	[Chase, 2014 #25206]
Book Section in a Series	2014	Isendahl, Christian	Growth and Decline in Classic Maya Puuc Political Economies	The Resilience and Vulnerability of Ancient Landscapes: Transforming Maya Archaeology through IHOPE	[Isendahl, 2014 #25203]
Journal Article	1996	Wright, Lori E.	Human biology in the classic Maya collapse: evidence from paleopathology and paleodiet	Journal of World Prehistory	[Wright, 1996 #34425]
Journal Article	2000	Price, T. Douglas	Immigration and the ancient city of Teotihuacan in Mexico: a study using strontium isotope ratios in human bone and teeth	Journal of Archaeological Science	[Price, 2000 #34341]
Journal Article	2000	Emery, Kitty F.	Isotopic analysis of ancient deer bone: biotic stability in collapse period Maya land-use	Journal of Archaeological Science	[Emery, 2000 #34378]
Journal Article	2001	White, Christine D.	Isotopic evidence for Maya patterns of deer and dog use at Preclassic Colha	Journal of Archaeological Science	[White, 2001 #34315]
Book Section in a Series	2007	Inomata, Takeshi	Knowledge and belief in artistic production by classic Maya elites	Rethinking craft specialization in complex societies: archaeological analyses of the social meaning of production	[Inomata, 2007 #25808]
Book Section in a Series	1990	Schoenwetter, James	Lessons from an Alternative View	Powers of Observation: Alternative Views in Archeology	[Schoenwetter, 1990 #25218]
Book Section	2014	Hosler, Dorothy	Mesoamerican metallurgy: the perspective from the West	Archaeometallurgy in global perspective: methods and syntheses	[Hosler, 2014 #22765]
Journal Article	1964	Coe, Michael D.	Microenvironments and Mesoamerican Prehistory	Science Magazine	[Coe, 1964 #28853]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Urban, Patricia	Monumentality, Territoriality, and Networks during the Middle Preclassic in Northwest Honduras	Territoriality in Archaeology	[Urban, 2013 #18933]
Book Section in a Series	2013	Urban, Patricia	Monumentality, Territoriality, and Networks during the Middle Preclassic in Northwest Honduras	Territoriality in Archaeology	[Urban, 2013 #25186]
Book Section in a Series	2014	Chase, Diane Z.	Path Dependency in the Rise and Denouement of a Classic Maya City: The Case of Caracol, Belize	The Resilience and Vulnerability of Ancient Landscapes: Transforming Maya Archaeology through IHOPE	[Chase, 2014 #25197]
Journal Article	2006	Drennan, Robert D.	Patterned variation in prehistoric chiefdoms	PNAS	[Drennan, 2006 #30143]
Book Section in a Series	2014	Liendo, Rodrigo	Population Dynamics and Its Relation to Ancient Landscapes in the Northwestern Maya Lowlands: Evaluating Resilience and Vulnerability	The Resilience and Vulnerability of Ancient Landscapes: Transforming Maya Archaeology through IHOPE	[Liendo, 2014 #25200]
Journal Article	1999	Wright, Lori E.	Porotic hyperostosis and paleoepidemiology: a forensic perspective on anemia among the ancient Maya	American Anthropologist	[Wright, 1999 #34427]
Book Section	1991	Drennan, Robert D.	Pre-Hispanic chiefdom trajectories in Mesoamerica, Central America, and northern South America	Chiefdoms: power, economy, and ideology	[Drennan, 1991 #23871]