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Type	Year	Authors	Title	Source	ID
Book Section	2002	Eiteljorg, Harrison II	Introduction	Delivering Archaeological Information Electronically	[Eiteljorg, 2002 #18898]
Book Section	2002	Chippendale, Christopher	The Nature of Data in Paper and Electronic Media	Delivering Archaeological Information Electronically	[Chippendale, 2002 #18899]
Book Section	2002	Farley, James A.	Online Not In Line: Geospatial Data, Decision Support, and the Internet	Delivering Archaeological Information Electronically	[Farley, 2002 #18900]
Book Section	2002	Carlson, David L.	Surfing Indoors: Bringing the Net into the Classroom	Delivering Archaeological Information Electronically	[Carlson, 2002 #18902]
Book Section	2002	Jarvis, Hugh W.	Publishing Learns New Tricks: Journal Databases Evolve on the World Wide Web	Delivering Archaeological Information Electronically	[Jarvis, 2002 #18903]
Book Section	2002	Carroll, Mary S.	Where Have all the Data Gone? Issues in Website Design	Delivering Archaeological Information Electronically	[Carroll, 2002 #18904]
Book Section	2002	Childs, S. Terry	Federal Archaeology on the Internet: Current Status and Future Directions	Delivering Archaeological Information Electronically	[Childs, 2002 #18906]
Book Section	2002	McCartney, Peter	Long-Term Management and Accessibility of Archaeological Research Data	Delivering Archaeological Information Electronically	[McCartney, 2002 #18907]
Book Section	2002	Aldenderfer, Mark	The Larger Context of Digital Data Dissemination and Preservation in Archaeology	Delivering Archaeological Information Electronically	[Aldenderfer, 2002 #18908]
Book Section	2019	Stark, Miriam T.	Universal rule and precarious empire: power and fragility in the Angkorian state	The Evolution of Fragility: Setting the Terms	[Stark, 2019 #18965]
Book Section	1997	Barton, C, Michael	Rediscovering Darwin	Rediscovering Darwin: evolutionary theory and archeological explanation	[Barton, 1997 #22140]
Book Section	1997	Bird, Douglas W.	Behavioral ecology and the archeological consequences of central place foraging among the Meriam	Rediscovering Darwin: evolutionary theory and archeological explanation	[Bird, 1997 #22141]
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	1997	Diehl, Michael W.	Rational behavior, the adoption of agriculture, and the organization of subsistence during the Late Archaic period in the Greater Tucson Basin	Rediscovering Darwin: evolutionary theory and archeological explanation	[Diehl, 1997 #22143]
Book Section	1997	Webb, Esmee	The mode and tempo of the initial human colonization of empty landmasses: Sahul and the Americas compared	Rediscovering Darwin: evolutionary theory and archeological explanation	[Webb, 1997 #22144]
Book Section	1997	Clark, Geoffrey A.	Aspects of early hominid sociality: an evolutionary perspective	Rediscovering Darwin: evolutionary theory and archeological explanation	[Clark, 1997 #22145]
Book Section	1997	Shott, Michael	Transmission theory in the study of stone tools: a midwestern example	Rediscovering Darwin: evolutionary theory and archeological explanation	[Shott, 1997 #22146]
Book Section	1997	Bettinger, Robert	Evolutionary implications of metrical variation in Great Basin projectile points	Rediscovering Darwin: evolutionary theory and archeological explanation	[Bettinger, 1997 #22147]
Book Section	1997	Wiessner, Polly	Seeking guidelines through an evolutionary approach: style revisited	Rediscovering Darwin: evolutionary theory and archeological explanation	[Wiessner, 1997 #22148]
Book Section	1997	Barton, C. Michael	Stone tools, style, and social identity: an evolutionary perspective on the archeological record	Rediscovering Darwin: evolutionary theory and archeological explanation	[Barton, 1997 #22149]
Book Section	1997	Bamforth, Douglas B.	Technology, flaked stone technology, and risk	Rediscovering Darwin: evolutionary theory and archeological explanation	[Bamforth, 1997 #22150]
Book Section	1997	Bleed, Peter	Content as variability, result as selection: toward a behavioral definition of technology	Rediscovering Darwin: evolutionary theory and archeological explanation	[Bleed, 1997 #22151]
Book Section	1997	Neff, Hector	Methodology of comparison in evolutionary archeology	Rediscovering Darwin: evolutionary theory and archeological explanation	[Neff, 1997 #22152]
Book Section	1997	Mithen, Steven	Cognitive archeology, evolutionary psychology, and cultural transmission, with particular reference to religious ideas	Rediscovering Darwin: evolutionary theory and archeological explanation	[Mithen, 1997 #22153]
Book Section	1997	Gowlett, John	Why the muddle in the middle matters: the language of comparative and direct in hominid evolution	Rediscovering Darwin: evolutionary theory and archeological explanation	[Gowlett, 1997 #22154]
Book Section	1997	Lyman, R. Lee	The concept of evolution in early twentieth century Americanist archeology	Rediscovering Darwin: evolutionary theory and archeological explanation	[Lyman, 1997 #22155]
Book Section	1987	Crumley, Carole L.	A Dialectical Critique of Hierarchy	Power Relations and State Formation	[Crumley, 1987 #22156]
Book Section	1987	Gledhill, John	State and Class Formation in Mexico, 16th-19th Centuries: Frameworks for Comparative Analysis	Power Relations and State Formation	[Gledhill, 1987 #22157]
Book Section	1987	Patterson, Thomas C.	Tribes, Chiefdoms, and Kingdoms in the Inca Empire	Power Relations and State Formation	[Patterson, 1987 #22158]
Book Section	1987	Marquardt, William H.	The Calusa Social Formation in Protohistoric South Florida	Power Relations and State Formation	[Marquardt, 1987 #22159]