American antiquity

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  Año 2009, Vol. 74, Número 4

  • Articles

    • Exploring Stó: Lo-Coast Salish interaction and identity in ancient houses and settlements, in the Fraser Valley, British Columbia

      Dana Lepofsky, David M. Schaepe, Anthony P. Graesch, Michael Lenert, Patricia Ormerod, Keith Thor Carlson, Jeanne Arnold, Michael Blake, Patrick Moore, J. J. (John Joseph) Clague

      págs. 595-626

      

    • Mounds, myths, and Cherokee Townhouses in Southwestern North Carolina

      Christopher Rodning

      págs. 627-663

      

    • The cave of the Kiva: the Kiva Niche and painted walls in the Rio Grande Valley

      Polly Schaafsma

      págs. 664-690

      

    • Adoption and intensification of agricluture in the North American Southwest: notes toward a quantitative approach

      David A. Phillips

      págs. 691-707

      

    • Antiquity of communal pronghorn hunting in the North-Central Great Basin

      Bryan Hockett, Timothy W. Murphy

      págs. 708-734

      

  • Reports

    • The Jim Pitts site: a stratified Paleoindian site in the Black Hills of South Dakota

      Frederick Sellet, James Donohue, Matthew G. Hill

      págs. 735-758

      

    • Fieldworker experience and single-episode screening as sources of data recovery bias in archaeology: a case study from the Central Pacific Northwest coast

      Anthony P. Graesch

      págs. 759-779