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| Title | Date | Reference | Authors | Call # | ISSN | |||
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| Dental calculus indicates widespread plant use within the stable Neanderthal dietary niche | 2018 | Journal of human evolution 119: 27-41 | H6/HB [JOURNAL-] | 0047-2484 | ||||
| The evolution of human sleep: technological and cultural innovation associated with sleep-wake regulation among Hadza hunter-gatherers | 2017 | Journal of human evolution 113: 91-102 | H6/HB [JOURNAL-] | 0047-2484 | ||||
| Ethnoarchaeology or simply archaeology? | 2016 | World archaeology 48 (5): 687-92 | H6/KE [WORLD-] | 0043-8243 | comments on D Lyons et al, see this issue 609-72; in special section 'Debating ethnoarchaeology' | |||
| Ethnoarchaeology and plio-pleistocene sites: some lessons from the Hadza | 2016 | Journal of anthropological archaeology 44 (B): 158-65 | *H6/KE [JOURNAL-] | 0278-4165 | ||||
| Reconsidering the "indigenous peoples" in the African context from the perspective of current livelihood and its historical changes: the case of the Sandawe and the Hadza in Tanzania | 2015 | African study monographs 36 (1): 27-47 | H6/KY [AFRICAN-] | 0285-1601 | in special issue 'Indigenous identities and ethnic coexistence in Africa' | |||
| Honey, Hadza, hunter-gatherers, and human evolution | 2014 | Journal of human evolution 71: 119-28 | H6/HB [JOURNAL-] | 0047-2484 | in special issue 'The other faunivory: the significance of insects & insect resources for nonhuman primates, modern humans, & extinct hominins' | |||
| A natural history of human tree climbing | 2014 | Journal of human evolution 71: 105-18 | H6/HB [JOURNAL-] | 0047-2484 | in special issue 'The other faunivory: the significance of insects & insect resources for nonhuman primates, modern humans, & extinct hominins' | |||
| The price of beans: teaching the cultural context of 'rational' economic decisions in introductory anthropology | 2013 | Teaching anthropology 3 (1): 17-31 | ||||||
| The human operational sex ratio: effects of marriage, concealed ovulation, and menopause on mate competition | 2012 | Journal of human evolution 63 (6): 834-42 | H6/HB [JOURNAL-] | 0047-2484 | ||||
| The toal cost of father desertion | 2011 | American journal of human biology 23 (6): 755-63 | H6/HB [AMERICAN-] | 1042-0533 | ||||
| Sex differences in Hadza eating frequency by food type | 2011 | American journal of human biology 23 (3): 339-45 | H6/HB [AMERICAN-] | 1042-0533 | ||||
| Tubers as fallback foods and their impact on Hadza hunter-gatherers | 2009 | American journal of physical anthropology 140 (4): 751-8 | H6/HB [AMERICAN-] | 0002-9483 | in special 'Symposium issue' | |||
| Anthropometric data indicated nutritional homogeneity in Hadza foragers of Tanzania | 2007 | American journal of human biology 19 (1): 107-18 | H6/HB [AMERICAN-] | 1042-0533 | ||||
| Hadza children: the specificity of behaviour and the success of adaptation in multiethnic groups | 2007 | Etnograficheskoe obozrenie 2: 20-38, 68 | H6/KVY [ETNOGRAFICHESKOE-] | 0869-5415 | in special section on 'Russian anthropologists in Tanzania'; English summary | |||
| Contemporary fieldwork of Russian anthropoplogists in the United Republic of Tanzania | 2007 | Etnograficheskoe obozrenie 2: 17-19, 68 | H6/KVY [ETNOGRAFICHESKOE-] | 0869-5415 | introduction to special section on 'Russian anthropologists in Tanzania'; English summary | |||
| Earth, wind, and fire: ethnoarchaeological signals of Hadza fires | 2007 | Journal of archaeological science 34 (12): 2035-52 | H6/KE [JOURNAL-] | 0305-4403 | ||||
| What explains the carcass field processing and transport decisions of contemporary hunter-gatherers? Measures of economic anatomy and zooarchaeological skeletal part representation | 2006 | Journal of archaeological method and theory 13 (1): 19-66 | H6/KE [JOURNAL-] | 1072-5369 | ||||
| Prestige or provisioning? A test of foraging goals among the Hadza | 2006 | Current anthropology 47 (2): 383-7 | H6 [CURRENT-] | 0011-3204 | ||||
| Hunter-gatherers and human evolution | 2005 | Evolutionary anthropology 14 (2): 54-67 | H6/HB [EVOLUTIONARY-] | 1060-1538 | ||||
| What explains Hadza food sharing? | 2004 | Research in economic anthropology 23: 69-88 | H6/KF [RESEARCH-] | 0190-1281 | in thematic section 'Socioeconomic aspects of human behavioral ecology' | |||
| Another reply to Domínguez-Rodrigo | 2003 | Journal of human evolution 45 (5): 417-19 | 0047-2484 | reply to M Domínguez-Rodrigo, see this issue 411-15 | ||||
| Bone surface modification, power scavenging and the [display] model at early archaeological sites: a critical view | 2003 | Journal of human evolution 45 (5): 401-15 | 0047-2484 | comments on 'Male strategies and plio-pleistocene archaeology' by JF O'Connell, K Hawkes, N Blurton Jones in J hum Evol 2002 (43:6) 831-72 | ||||
| Reply to Dominguez-Rodrigo | 2003 | Journal of archaeological science 30 (4): 387-90 | 0305-4403 | see this issue 381-6 | ||||
| On cut marks and statistical inferences: methodological comments on Lupo and O'Connell (2002) | 2003 | Journal of archaeological science 30 (4): 381-6 | 0305-4403 | reply to 'Cut and tooth mark distributions on large animal bones: ethnoarchaeological data from the Hadza and their implications for current ideas about early human carnivory' by KD Lupo and JF O'Connell in J archaeol Sci 2002 (29:1), 85-109 | ||||
| Male strategies and plio-pleistocene archaeology | 2002 | Journal of human evolution 43 (6): 831-72 | 0047-2484 | |||||
| Fluctuating asymmetry of a foraging population: the Hadza of Tanzania | 2002 | Annals of human biology 29 (5): 495-501 | 0301-4460 | German and French summaries | ||||
| Antiquity of postreproductive life: are there modern impacts on hunter-gatherer postreproductive life spans? | 2002 | American journal of human biology 14 (2): 184-205 | 1042-0533 | in thematic section 'Human evolutionary demography' | ||||
| Cut and tooth mark distributions on large animal bones: ethnoarchaeological data from the Hadza and their implications for current ideas about early human carnivory | 2002 | Journal of archaeological science 29 (1): 85-109 | 0305-4403 | |||||
| Hunting and nuclear families: some lessons from the Hadza about men's work | 2001 | Current anthropology 42 (5): 681-710 | H6 [CURRENT-] | 0011-3204 | with comments and reply | |||
| Archaeological skeletal part profiles and differential transport: an ethnoarchaeological example from Hadza bone assemblages | 2001 | Journal of anthropological archaeology 20 (3): 361-78 | *H6/KE [JOURNAL-] | 0278-4165 | ||||
| The Hadzabbe of Tanzania | 1999 | Indigenous affairs 2 (30) | H6/KD [INDIGENOUS-] | |||||
| Les Hadzabe de Tanzanie | 1999 | Ethnies 27: 74-6 | 0295-9151 | in special issue 'Voix africaines: pasteurs et chasseurs-cueilleurs en Afrique sub-Sharienne' | ||||
| The Hadza carcass transport debate revisited and its archaeological implications | 1998 | Journal of archaeological science 25 (5): 405-24 | H6/KE [JOURNAL-] | |||||
| Swift and sure-footed on the savanna: a study of Hadzabe gaits and feet in northern Tanzania | 1997 | American journal of human biology 9 (3): 303-21 | ||||||
| The woman with the zebra's penis: gender, mutability and performance | 1997 | Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (New Series) 3 (3): 537-60 | HI [JOURNAL-] | French summary | ||||
| Paternal care among the Hadza of Tanzania | 1997 | Anthroquest 4: 1, 3-4 | ||||||
| Hadza women's time allocation, offspring provisioning, and the evolution of long postmenopausal life spans [with comments and reply] | 1997 | Current anthropology 38 (4): 551-77 | H6 [CURRENT-] | |||||
| Quantitative ethnography and the study of human social behavior | 1997 | Anthroquest 4: 1, 3-4 | ||||||
| Patterns in the distribution, site structure and assemblage composition of Hadza kill-butchering sites | 1992 | Journal of archaeological science 19 (3): 319-45 | ||||||
| Demography of the Hadza, an increasing and high density population of savanna foragers | 1992 | American Journal of physical anthropology 89 (2): 159-81 | H6/HB [AMERICAN-] |
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