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Bibliography


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19. Arnold, Jeanne E. Complex Hunter-Gatherers of Prehistoric
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22. Bailey, G. N. Concepts of Resource Exploitation: Continuity
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23. Bailey, G. Hunter-Gatherer Economy in Prehistory: A European
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24. Bailey, G., G. Head, M. Jenike, B. Owen, R. Rechtman, and
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25. Bailey, G., R. C. M. Jenike and R. Rechtman. Reply to Colinvaux
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26. Bailey, G. and Thomas N. Headland. The Tropical Rain Forest:
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27. Bailey, Geoff, and John Parkington,. The Archaeology of Prehistoric
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28. Bailey, Geoff and John Parkington. The Archaeology of Prehistoric
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29. Bailey, Geoff, P. Carver, C. Gamble, and H. Higgs. "Epirus
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30. Bailey, Geoff. "Hunter-Gatherer Behavious in Prehistory:
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32. Balikci, Asen. The Netsilik Eskimo. New York: The Natural
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33. Balikci, Asen. Reconstructing Cultures on Film In:. Paul Hockings
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34. Banks, Kimball and J. Signe Snortland. Every Picture Tells
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35. Barnard, Alan. Contemporary Hunter-Gatherers:  Current Theoretical
Issues in Ecology and Social Organization. Annual Review of Anthropology;
1983; 12: pp. 193-214.


36. Barnard, Alan. Hunter Gatherers of Southern Africa:  A Comparative
Ethnography pf the Khoisan Peoples. Cambridge: Cambridge University
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37. Barnard, Alan. "Kalahari Bushman Settlement Patterns".
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38. Barnard, Alan. "Social and Spatial Boundary Maintenance
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39. Barth, F. Scale and Social Organization. Oslo: Universitetsforlaget;
1978.


40. Bartram, L. E., E. M. Kroll, and H. T. Bunn. Variability in
Camp Structure and Bone Food Refuse Patterning at Kua San Hunter-Gatherer
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41. Bates, D. G. amd S. H. Lees. The Myth of Population Regulation.
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42. Bates, D. The Role of the State in Peasant/Nomad Mutualism.
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44. Bedenhorn, B. I'm not the Great Hunter, my wife is: Inupiat
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14 (1-2): 55-74.


45. Begler, Elsie B. Sex, Status and Authority in Egalitarian
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46. Belovsky, Gary E. Hunter Gatherer Foraging: A Linear Programming
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47. Bender, B. Emergent Tribal Formations in the American Midcontinent.
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48. Bender, B. Gatherer-Hunter to Farmer:  A Social Perspective.
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49. Bender, B. Gatherer-Hunter Intensification. In: Economic Archaeology.
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50. Bender, B. The Roots of Inequlaity. In: Domination and Resistance.
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51. Bender, Barbara and Brian Morris. "Twenty Years of History,
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52. Bender, Barbara and Brian Morris. "Twenty Years of History,
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53. Bender, Susan J., and G. A. Wright. High-Altitude Occupations,
Cultural Process, and High Plains Prehistory:  Retrospect and
Prospect. American Anthropologist; 1988; 90: pp. 619-639.


54. Bentley, G. R. Hunter-Gatherer Energetics and fertility: A
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55. Berndt, R. M. The Concept of "The Tribe" in the
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56. Bessels, Emil. The Northernmost Inhabitants of the World.
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57. Bethune-Johnston, D., D. C. G. Conner, and D. Elias. Our Arctic
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58. Bettinger, R. L. Aboriginal Human Ecology in Owens Valley:
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59. Bettinger, R. L. Alternative Adaptive Strategies in the Prehistoric
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60. Bettinger, R. L. Archaeological Approaches to Hunter-Gatherers.
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61. Bettinger, R. L. Explanatory/Predictive Models of Hunter-Gatherer
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62. Bettinger, R. L. Hunter-Gatherers: Archaeological and Evolutionary
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63. Bettinger, R. L. Middle Range Theory and Hunter-Gatherers.
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64. Bettinger, R. L., and M. A. Baumhoff. The Numic Spread: Great
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65. Bettinger, Robert L. Aboriginal Occupation at High Altitutde:
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66. Bettinger, Robert. "Explanatory/Predictive Models of
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67. Bicchieri, M. G. Hunters and Gatherers Today. New York: Holt,
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68. Bielawski, Ellen. Dual Perceptions of the Past: Archaeology
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69. Binford, L. R. The Archaeology of Place. Journal of Anthropological
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70. Binford, L. R. Dimensional Analysis of Behavior and Site Structure:
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71. Binford, L. R. Is Australian Site Structure Explained by the
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72. Binford, L. R. Mobility, Housing and Environment: A Comparative
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73. Binford, L. R. Nunamiut Ethnoarchaeology. New York: Academic
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74. Binford, L.R., and S. R. Binford. A Preliminary Analysis of
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75. Binford, L. R. Researching Ambiguity: Frames of Reference
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76. Binford, L. R. When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Going:
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77. Binford, L. R. Willow Smoke and Dog's Tails: Hunter-Gatherer
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78. Binford, Lewis R. Archaeological Appraoches to Hunter-Gatherers.
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79. Binford, Lewis R. Hunters in a Landscape. In: Pursuit of the
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80. Binford, Lewis R. Long-Term Land-Use Patterning:  Some Implications
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81. Binford, Lewis R. People in Their Lifespace. In: Pursuit of
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82. Binns, R. A. and A. McBryde. Preliminary Report on a Petrological
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83. Bird-David, Nurit H. Beyond the "Original Affluent Society":
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84. Bird-David, Nurit. Hunter/Gatherers and Other People: A Re-Examination.
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85. Birdsell, J. B. Some Predictions for the Pleistocene Based
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86. Birdsell, Joseph B. On Population Structure in Generalized
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88. Birket-Smith, Kaj. The Caribou Eskimo II; Analytical Part.
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89. Birket-Smith, Kaj. Contributions to Chipewyan Ethnology. Report
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95. Blackburn, Roderic. The Okiek and Their History. Azania; 1974;
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96. Blake, Michael. Change in Hunter-Gatherer Society:  A Computer
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97. Blundell, V., and R. Layton. Marriage, Myth and Models of
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98. Blundell, Valda. Hunter-Gatherer Territoritality:  Ideology
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99. Blurton, Jones N. Bushman Birth Spacing:  A Test for Optimal
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100. Blust, R. Early Austronesian Social Organization: The Evidence
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103. Boas, Franz. The Eskimo of Baffin Land and Hudson Bay. American
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105. Boas, Franz. The Eskimo of Baffin Land. Inuit Studies; 1984;
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116. Boismier, William A. Site Formation Among Subarctic Peoples:
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122. Brasser, Ted J. The Tipi as an Element in the Emergence of
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132. Burch, C. "Modes of Exchange in North-West Alaska".
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133. Burch, E. and T. Correll. Alliance and Conflict: Inter-Regional
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136. Burch, E. S. Knut Rasmussen and the "Original"
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137. Burch, Eernst S. The Future of Hunter-Gatherer Research.
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138. Burch, Ernest S. Jr. "Alliance and Conflict:  Inter-Regional
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139. Burch, Ernest S. Jr. Indians and Eskimos in North Alaska,
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140. Burch, Ernest S. and Linda J. Ellana. Key Issues in Hunter-Gartherer
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141. Burch, Ernest. The Thule - Historic Eskimo Transition on
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142. Burley, David V. Tipi Rings and Alberta Prehistory:  Toward
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143. Byrne, William J. "An Archaeological Demonstration of
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