Archaeology, Faunal Analysis, and Interpretation: Lessons from Maya Studies Arlen F. Chase, Diane Z. Chase, Wendy G. Teeter 11-18 PDF
Teasing Out the Species in Diverse Archaeofaunas: Is It Worth the Effort? An Example from the Tropical Eastern Pacific Richard Cooke, Máximo Jiménez 19-35 PDF
In Search of the “Maya Diet”: Is Regional Comparison Possible in the Maya Tropics? Kitty F. Emery 37-55 PDF
Snake Consumption among Early Inhabitants of the River of Grass, South Florida, USA Arlene Fradkin 57-69 PDF
Identification of Morphological Variation in the Humeri of Bornean Primates and Its Application to Zooarchaeology Kimarnie Ki-Kydd, Philip John Piper 85-95 PDF
Marine Resource Exploitation and Diversity in Kahikinui, Maui, Hawaii: Bringing Together Multiple Lines of Evidence to Interpret the Past Sharyn Jones O’Day 97-108 PDF
Estudio Arqueozoológico en Los Buchillones. Economía y Medio Ambiente L.R. Pérez Iglesias, J. E. Jardines Macías, C.A. Rodríguez Arce 71-84 PDF (Español (España))
What Kind of Data Are in the Back Dirt? An Experiment on the Influence of Screen Size on Optimal Data Recovery Irvy R. Quitmyer 109-129 PDF
The Ones That Come Ready Made: The Identification and Use of Sus Tusks As Tools at Prehistoric Cave Sites in Malaysia Ryan J. Rabett 131-143 PDF
Revisiting the Senga 5a Fish Fauna, Upper Semliki River, Democratic Republic of Congo Kathlyn M. Stewart 145-154 PDF
Adding Flesh to Bones: Using Zooarchaeology Research to Answer the Big-Picture Questions Wendy G. Teeter, Arlen F. Chase 155-172 PDF
On the Paramount Importance of Adequate Comparative Collections and Recovery Techniques in the Identification and Interpretation of Vertebrate Archaeofaunas: A Reply to Vale & Gargett (2002) Thomas A. Wake 173-182 PDF
Stable Isotopes and the Human-Animal Interface in Maya Biosocial and Environmental Systems Christin D. White 183-198 PDF
Conclusions: Suggesting Solutions to the Issues of Tropical Zooarchaeology Wendy G. Teeter 199-202 PDF
