World Archaeology

Introduction: Debates in World Archaeology
pp. 451-451(1)
Author: Peter Rowley-Conwy

The social context of seafaring in the Bronze Age revisited
pp. 452-458(7)
Authors: Henry Chapman; Benjamin Gearey

The North Atlantic ice-edge corridor: a possible Palaeolithic route to the New World
pp. 459-478(20)
Authors: Bruce Bradley; Dennis Stanford

Early Holocene human skeletal remains from Cerca Grande, Lagoa Santa, Central Brazil, and the origins of the first Americans
pp. 479-501(23)
Authors: Walter Neves; Rolando González-José; Mark Hubbe; Renato Kipnis; Astolfo Araujo; Oldemar Blasi

Lake Richmond 'fish traps'?
pp. 502-506(5)
Author: Peter Randolph

Zaimokuza reconsidered: the forensic evidence, and classical Japanese swordsmanship
pp. 507-518(12)
Author: Antony Karasulas

News flash: negative evidence convicts Neanderthals of gross mental incompetence
pp. 519-526(8)
Author: John Speth

Why not the Neandertals?
pp. 527-546(20)
Authors: Milford Wolpoff; Bruce Mannheim; Alan Mann; John Hawks; Rachel Caspari; Karen Rosenberg; David Frayer; George Gill; Geoffrey Clark

Knowing ways/ways of knowing: reconciling science and tradition
pp. 547-557(11)
Author: Roberta Robin Dods

Pardon the introduction: a preface to our papers
pp. 558-560(3)
Authors: Steven Kuhn; Michael Schiffer; David Killick

Evolutionary perspectives on technology and technological change
pp. 561-570(10)
Author: Steven Kuhn

Social constructionist approaches to the study of technology
pp. 571-578(8)
Author: David Killick

Studying technological change: a behavioral perspective
pp. 579-585(7)
Author: Michael Brian Schiffer

Introduction: 'Austronesia' and the great Austronesian migration
pp. 586-590(5)
Author: John Edward Terrell

The 'Express Train from Taiwan to Polynesia': on the congruence of proxy lines of evidence
pp. 591-600(10)
Author: Stephen Oppenheimer

The 'sleeping giant' hypothesis and New Guinea's place in the prehistory of Greater Near Oceania
pp. 601-609(9)
Author: John Edward Terrell

The roots of agriculture and arboriculture in New Guinea: looking beyond Austronesian expansion, Neolithic packages and indigenous origins
pp. 610-620(11)
Author: Tim Denham

Migration and complexity in Holocene Island Southeast Asia
pp. 621-628(8)
Authors: Katherine Szabó; Sue O'Connor