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Department of Anthropology
1910 University Drive
HWSC, Room 55
Boise, ID  83725-1950

Phone: (208 )426-3023
Fax: (208) 426-4329

Mark Plew, Chair
(208) 426-3444
mplew@boisestate.edu

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                     Anthropology Club Archaeology Students Association Club


 

summer field readings


WEEK 1:  What is Archaeology? Connecting Ideas to Approaches, History and Practice

ARTICLE 1       Binford, Lewis R. and Jeremy Sabloff
                          Paradigms, Systematics and Archaeology, from Journal of Anthropological Research.

ARTICLE 2       Trigger, Bruce T.
                           History and Contemporary American Archaeology:  A Critical Analysis, from Archaeological Thought in America.

ARTICLE 3       Binford, Lewis R.
                          Behavioral Archaeology and the "Pompeii Premise," from Journal of Anthropological Research.

ARTICLE 4   
   Binford, Lewis R.
                          "Culture" and Social Roles in Archaeology, from Debating Archaeology.

WEEK 2:  Some First Principles of Behavioral Ecology

ARTICLE 5     Hettinger, Robert L.
                         Middle Range Theory and Hunter-Gatherers, from Hunter-Gatherers: Archaeological and Evolutionary Theory.

ARTICLE 6     Simms, Steven R.
                         Acquisition Cost and Nutritional Data on Great Basin Resources, from Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology.

ARTICLE 7     Broughton, Jack M.
                         Late Holocene Resource Intensification in the Sacramento Valley, California: The Vertebrate Evidence, from Journal of
                         Archaeological Science.

ARTICLE 8  
  Maschner, Herbert
                         For Added Definition:  "Middle Range Theory", in Oxford Companion to Archaeology. 

WEEK 3:  Archaeological Site Formation:  Processes and Ethnoarchaeological Observations

ARTICLE 9      Schiffer, Michael B.
                         The Nature of Archaeological Evidence and Dimensions of Artifact Variability, from Formation Process of the Archaeological
                         Record.

ARTICLE 10    Binford, Lewis B.
                          Willow Smoke and Dog's Tails:  Hunter-Gatherer Settlement Systems and Archaeological Site Formation, from American
                          Antiquity.

ARTICLE 11     O'Connell, James F.K. Hawkes and N.B. Jones
                          Distribution of Refuse-Producing Activities at Hadza Residential Base Camps, from Interpretation of Archaeological Spatial
                          Patterning
, edited by Kroll and Price.

ARTICLE 12      Kent, Susan
                           The Archaeological Visibility of Storage: Delimiting Storage from Trash Areas, from American Antiquity.

ARTICLE 13     Plew, Mark G.
                          For Added Definition:  "Experimental Archaeology", in Oxford Companion to Archaeology.

WEEK 4:  Hunter-Gatherer Mobility and Settlement

ARTICLE 14     Kelly, Robert L.
                          Mobility/Sedentism:  Concepts, Archaeological Measures and Effects, from Annual Reviews in Anthropology.

ARTICLE 15     Shott, Michael
                          Technological Organization and Settlement Mobility: An Ethnographic Examination, from Journal of Anthropological Research.

ARTICLE 16     Simms, Steven R.
                          Plain-Ware Ceramics and Residential Mobility:  A Case Study from the Great Basin, from Journal of Archaeological Science.

ARTICLE 17     Jones, George T. et al.
                          Lithic Source Use and Paleoarchaic Foraging Territories in the Great Basin, from American Antiquity.

ARTICLE 18      Willson, Christopher A.
                           A Re-Evaluation of X-Ray Fluorescence Data from Idaho and Southeastern Oregon, from Idaho Archaeologist.

WEEK 5:  Thoughts Regarding Foraging and Resource Use in Southwestern Idaho

ARTICLE 19    Plew, Mark G.
                         Implications of Nutritional Potential of Anadromous Fish Resources of the Western Snake River Plain, from Journal of California
                         and Great Basin Anthropology.

ARTICLE 20    Plew, Mark G.
                         Modeling Alternative Subsistence Strategies for the Middle Snake River, from North American Archaeologist.

ARTICLE 21    Gould, Russell T. and Mark G. Plew
                         Prehistoric Salmon Fishing in the Northern Great Basin:  Ecological Dynamics, Trade-Offs, and Foraging Strategies, from
                         Prehistoric Hunter Gatherer Fishing Strategies.

ARTICLE 22    Dunn, Michael T.
                         Fungal Contamination of Stored Seeds:  Implications for Aboriginal Caching Strategies, from Idaho Archaeologist.

WEEK 6:  So What Have We Learned:  A Lesson in Shrimping

ARTICLE 23    Henrikson, L.S., Robert Yohe III, M.E. Newman and M. Druss
                         Freshwater Crustaceans as an Aboriginal Food Resource in the Northern Great Basin, from Journal of California and Great Basin
                         Anthropology.

ARTICLE 24    Plew, Mark G. and Jay Weaver
                         Implications of an Experimental Freshwater Shrimp Harvest, from Northwest Anthropological Research Notes.

 
 
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