World Archaeology

Introduction: adopting a sedentary lifeway
pp. 153-163(11)
Author: Marshall, Yvonne

On `sedentism' in the Later Epipalaeolithic (Natufian) Levant
pp. 164-178(15)
Author: Boyd, Brian

The role of wild grasses in subsistence and sedentism: new evidence from the northern Fertile Crescent
pp. 179-196(18)
Authors: Savard, Manon; Nesbitt, Mark; Jones, Martin

Semi-permanent foragers in semi-arid environments of North Africa
pp. 197-219(23)
Author: Garcea, Elena

The prehistoric fisher-gatherers of the western coast of the Arabian Sea: a case of seasonal sedentarization?
pp. 220-238(19)
Authors: Biagi, Paolo; Nisbet, Renato

Jomon hot spot: increasing sedentism in south-western Japan in the Incipient Jomon (14,000-9250 cal. bc) and Earliest Jomon (9250-5300 cal. bc) periods
pp. 239-258(20)
Author: Pearson, Richard

The question of prehistoric plant husbandry during the Jomon period in Japan
pp. 259-273(15)
Authors: Matsui, Akira; Kanehara, Masaaki

Sedentism, subsistence and socio-political organization in prehistoric New Zealand
pp. 274-290(17)
Authors: Walter, Richard; Smith, Ian; Jacomb, Chris

Sedentism and pre-contact tribal organization on the northern plains: colonial imposition or indigenous development?
pp. 291-310(20)
Author: Walde, Dale

Navels of the earth: sedentism in early mound-building cultures in the lower Mississippi valley
pp. 311-329(19)
Author: Gibson, Jon

Sedentism and food production in early complex societies of the Soconusco, Mexico
pp. 330-355(26)
Author: Rosenswig, Robert