The original authors of Billman et al.(2000) are joined by three other analysts from the
Cowboy Wash research team to respond to the critique of this article by Dongoske et …

The existence of cannibalism has emerged as one of the most controversial issues in the
archaeology of the American Southwest. In this paper, we examine this issue by presenting …

The article by Billman et al. contributes to a growing body of data that demonstrates the
complex variability of the Pueblo world during the twelfth century. Although the article's title …

The argument that human hunters were responsible for the extinction of a wide variety of
large Pleistocene mammals emerged in western Europe during the 1860s, alongside the …

Cannibalism is one of the oldest and most emotionally charged topics in anthropological
literature. Tim White's analysis of human bones from an Anasazi pueblo in southwestern …

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A deposit of four fragmented individuals was excavated by Walter Hough in 1901 at Canyon
Butte Ruin 3, northeastern Arizona. Hough thought the condition of the bones resulted from …

This glossy-paged coffee-table size volume is the result of over 40 years of research by
Christy G. Turner and Jacqueline A. Turner. Based on extensive analysis of disarticulated …

Focuses on paleoanthropologist Tim White's search for proof on the cannibalistic practices
of the early ancestors of man. Investigation of human bone fragments from an Anasazi …

In 2002, we assessed all sites known to us that had been suggested to provide evidence for
the association of Clovis-era archaeological material with the remains of extinct Pleistocene …