Paleoanthropology's deepest roots are grounded in an intellectual revolution that took place
in the middle third of the last century in Northwestern Europe. This was the realization by …

In seeking answers to questions about human biology, culture, and evolution anthropology
offers a rich area for interdisciplinary inquiry. Most promisingly, anthropology provides a …

The Eastern Woodlands and Great Plains of North America witnessed the migrations of both
agriculturalist and hunter-gatherer populations during the past three thousand years …

Archaeological perspectives have been foundational in addressing questions regarding the
initial peopling of the Caribbean Basin. As highlighted by Scott Fitzpatrick's recent review …

IN THE BEGINNING... THERE WAS AN ICE-FREE CORRIDOR Carole AS Mandryk u ntil
relatively recently, long-standing archaeological consensus was that the carriers of Clovis …

In this article, I consider the effects of Spanish missionization on indigenous identity and
biological interaction patterns. Odontometric data were recorded for 26 skeletal samples …

Incorporating both archaeological and ethnohistorical evidence, this volume reexamines the
role played by native peoples in structuring interaction with Europeans. The more complete …

Suburo Sugiyama's presentation of the sacrificial and elite burials i monuments of
Teotihuacan is an updated interpretation and new synthesis of material. The fundamental …

The timing, pathways, and number of migrations involved in the early peopling of the New
World are examined from a variety of perspectives. Ultimately, the occupation of the Western …