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Usable pasts forum: critically engaging food security2019 African archaeological review 36 (3): 419-38
  • Amanda L. Logan
  • Daryl Stump
  • Emuobosa Akpo Orijemie
  • M. H. Schoeman
  • Steven T. Goldstein
*H6/KE [AFRICAN-]0263-0338
Giving it a burl: towards the integration of genetics, isotope chemistry, and osteoarchaeology in Cape York, Tropical North Queensland, Australia2019 World archaeology 51 (4): 602-19
  • Adrian Miller
  • Clarence Flinders
  • Gabriel Wrobel
  • Joanne L. Wright
  • Kirsty Wright
  • Mark Collard
  • Michael C. Westaway
  • Nano Nagle
  • R. John Mitchell
  • Rachel Wood
  • Sally Wasef
  • Shaun Adams
  • Sheila Van Holst Pellekaan
  • Timothy J. Pietsch
H6/KE [WORLD-]1470-1375in special issue 'Ancient DNA research: blessing or curse for archaeology?'
Archaeology and the MOOC: massive, open, online, and opportunistic2016 Journal of social archaeology 16 (1): 3-31
  • J. Andrew Dufton
  • Müge Durusu-Tanriöver
  • Susan E. Alcock
H6/KE [JOURNAL-]1469-6053
An archaeology of NAGPRA: conversations with Suzan Shown Harjo2011 Journal of social archaeology 11 (2): 130-43
  • Robert W. Preucel interv
  • Suzan Shown Harjo
H6/KE [JOURNAL-]1469-6053
Archaeological heritage and cultural intimacy: an interview with Michael Herzfeld2011 Journal of social archaeology 11 (2): 144-57
  • Denis Byrne
H6/KE [JOURNAL-]1469-6053
On Custer's sins2006 North American archaeologist 26 (1): 83-5
  • Stuart J. Fiedel
*H6/KE [NORTH-]0197-6931response to JF Custer, see this issue 3-27; in special issue 'Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world'
A response to Jay Custer's "Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world"2006 North American archaeologist 26 (1): 87-90
  • Jeff Gill
*H6/KE [NORTH-]0197-6931response to JF Custer, see this issue 3-27; in special issue 'Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world'
The Custer manifesto2006 North American archaeologist 26 (1): 91-6
  • W. Fred Kinsey
*H6/KE [NORTH-]0197-6931response to JF Custer, see this issue 3-27; in special issue 'Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world'
The hypersymbolism of conversion: some comments on Jay Custer's "Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world"2006 North American archaeologist 26 (1): 97-100
  • Lucianne Lavin
*H6/KE [NORTH-]0197-6931comments on JF Custer, see this issue 3-27; in special issue 'Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world'
Jay Custer's hyperreality2006 North American archaeologist 26 (1): 101-4
  • Bradley T. Lepper
*H6/KE [NORTH-]0197-6931response to JF Custer, see this issue 3-27; in special issue 'Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world'
Reply to Custer2006 North American archaeologist 26 (1): 105-10
  • Mark A. McConaughy
*H6/KE [NORTH-]0197-6931reply to JF Custer, see this issue 3-27; in special issue 'Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world'
"Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeolgical thought world": a critical reply2006 North American archaeologist 26 (1): 111-14
  • John P. Nass jr.
*H6/KE [NORTH-]0197-6931reply to JF Custer, see this issue 3-27; in special issue 'Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world'
Custer's journey2006 North American archaeologist 26 (1): 115-18
  • Paul A. Shackel
*H6/KE [NORTH-]0197-6931comments on JF Custer, see this issue 3-27; in special issue 'Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world'
The perils of apostasy2006 North American archaeologist 26 (1): 119-37
  • Jay F. Custer
*H6/KE [NORTH-]0197-6931comment to replies on special issue 'Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world'
The late Woodland period in Delaware: observations on a career related to archaeology; or, who speaks for the Indians, and why?2005 North American archaeologist 26 (1): 37-50
  • Marshall Joseph Becker
*H6/KE [NORTH-]0197-6931comments on JF Custer, see this issue 3-27; in special issue 'Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world'
Spare the board?2005 North American archaeologist 26 (1): 51-4
  • Cara Lee Blume
*H6/KE [NORTH-]0197-6931response to JF Custer, see this issue 3-27; in special issue 'Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world'
Archaeology and anthropology: the confusion between scientific fact and ethical enigmas2005 North American archaeologist 26 (1): 55-62
  • Michael C. Bouchard
*H6/KE [NORTH-]0197-6931response to JF Custer, see this issue 3-27; in special issue 'Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world'
Thought world wars?: a reply to J. Custer2005 North American archaeologist 26 (1): 63-6
  • Jonathan A. Burns
*H6/KE [NORTH-]0197-6931reply to JF Custer, see this issue 3-27; in special issue 'Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world'
A different perspective on middle Atlantic archaeology2005 North American archaeologist 26 (1): 67-70
  • Wayne E. Clark
*H6/KE [NORTH-]0197-6931response to JF Custer, see this issue 3-27; in special issue 'Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world'
S men and hyperbole: a response to "Ethics and hyperreality of the archaeological thought world"2005 North American archaeologist 26 (1): 71-82
  • Christopher T. Espenshade
*H6/KE [NORTH-]0197-6931response to JF Custer, see this issue 3-27; in special issue 'Ethics and the hyperreality of the archaeological thought world'
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