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TitleDateReferenceAuthorsCall #ISSN
Positional wildness: Amazonian Ribeirinhos, pink dolphins and interspecies affections2020 Ethnos 85 (3): 819-42
  • Aníbal G. Arregui
H6 [ETHNOS-]0014-1844
Acting on yourself to act on others. Affective work in the relationships between trainers and their dolphins2018 Tsantsa (23): 53-62
  • Véronique Servais
H6/KF [TSANTSA-]1420-7834in thematic section 'Ethnographier les affects: captures, résistances, attachements'; English summary
Fragility of species: tensions between biologists and artisanal fishermen about marine conservation2016 Etnográfica: revista do Centro de Estudos de Antropologia Social 20 (2): 411-38
  • María Carman
  • Victoria González Carman
H6 [ETNOGRAFICA-]0873-6561English summary
Fragility of species: tensions between biologists and artisanal fishermen about marine conservation2016 Etnográfica: revista do Centro de Estudos de Antropologia Social 20 (2): 411-38
  • María Carman
  • Victoria González Carman
H6 [ETNOGRAFICA-]0873-6561English summary
Alternative method for subsampling annual dentin layers in small mammalian teeth for stable isotope analysis2016 Journal of archaeological science 66: 112-9
  • Florence Chan Evacitas
  • Graham A.J. Worthy
  • Lien-Siang Chou
H6/KE [JOURNAL-]0305-4403
Dolphins at the British Museum: zoomorphic Calusa sinkers2015 Papers from the Institute of Archaeology (London) 25 (2)
  • Jack Davy
H6/KE [PAPERS-]0965-9315
Sociability of female bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops spp.) and chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes): understanding evolutionary pathways toward social convergence2011 Evolutionary anthropology 20 (3): 85-95
  • Heidi C. Pearson
H6/HB [EVOLUTIONARY-]1060-1538
Subsistence diversity in the younger stone age landscape of Varangerfjord, northern Norway2010 Antiquity 84 (323): 41-54
  • Lisa Hodgetts
H6/KE [ANTIQUITY-]0003-598X
Māori names for marine mammals: ngā ingoa o 'ngā tamariki o Tinirau'2008 Tuhinga 19: 1-6
  • Rhys Richrads
H6/KX [NEW ZEALAND-]1173-4337
François-Xavier Eder: missions jésuites au 18e siècle en Amazonie actuellement bolivienne (sixième article): oiseaux, chasse, crocodiles, dauphins, poissons et pêche2007 Acta ethnographica Hungarica 52 (2): 363-53
  • Joseph Laure
H6/KVN [ACTA-]1216-9803in French and Latin; English summary
Semantics of grave objects from the Olbian necropolis of the 6th-4th centuries BC2007 Arkheologischeskie vesti 14: 106-17
  • I.IU. SHaub
H6/KVY [ARKHEOLOGICHESKIE-]English summary
Whales and dolphins in Selk'nam world: an ethnographic approach2005 Magallania 33 (1): 25-35
  • Alfredo Prieto I.
  • Mauricio Massone M.
H6/KUL [ANALES-]0718-0209English summary
Dolphin representations on Stelae from Upper Moesia2003 Balcanica 34: 357-83
  • Sanja Pilipović
H6/KVO [BALCANICA-]0350-7635Serbo-Croat summary
Explotación intensiva de delfines en Las Tinas núm. 3, Baja California Sur2002 Arqueología (Mexico) 28: 5-20
  • Gema Poyatos de Paz
  • Harumi Fujita
  • Judith F. Porcasi
01287-6074
The dolphin hunters: a specialized prehistoric maritime adaptation in the southern California channel islands and Baja California2000 American antiquity 65 (3): 543-66
  • Harumi Fujita
  • Judith F. Porcasi
*H6/KE [AMERICAN-]0002-7316Spanish summary
Constructing the dolphin's mind2000 Terrain 34: 55-72, 166
  • Véronique Servais
0760-5668in special issue 'Do animals think?'; English summary
The cast coins and casting craft on the territory of the Lower Bug river region1999 Arkheolohiia 1: 142-8
  • S. IA. Ol'hovs'kyi
0235-3490English and Russian summaries
Enquête sur le [pouvoir thérapeutique' des dauphins. Etnographie d]une recherche1999 Gradhiva 25: 93-105
  • Véronique Servais
Making a splash in the Pacific: dolphin and whale myths and legends of Oceania1998 Rapa Nui journal 12 (3): 75-84
  • Jason Cressey
*H6/KX [RAPA NUI-]
A new treasure of [coins with dolphins] from the ancient city of Olbia found during the archaeological excavations at the isle of Berezan1997 Arkheolohiia 4: 141-4
  • M. I. Zolotar'ov
0235-3490

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