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Archeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association

Volume 13. Issue 1. January 2003

Contents:

Part 1

1. Chapter 1. Is Archaeology Anthropology?
   
   1. Deborah L. Nichols
      Rosemary A. Joyce
      Susan D. Gillespie

Part II

1. Chapter 2. Anthropology Must Have Archaeology
   
   1. Timothy Earle
2. Chapter 3. Bioarchaeology as Anthropology
   
   1. George J. Armelagos
3. Chapter 4. Archaeology as Anthropology of the Long Term
   
   1. Thomas Barfield
4. Chapter 5. American Archaeology's Uncertain Future
   
   1. Geoffrey A. Clark
5. Chapter 6. Archaeological Inference and Ethnographic Analogies: Rethinking the "Lapita Cultural Complex"
   
   1. John Edward Terrell
6. Chapter 7. Historical Archaeology and Disciplinary Ethnogenesis
   
   1. Teresita Majewski

Part III

1. Chapter 8. Teaching Archaeology as Anthropology
   
   1. Susan D. Gillespie
2. Chapter 9. Working in Museums as an Archaeological Anthropologist
   
   1. Rosemary A. Joyce
3. Chapter 10. Archaeology and Anthropology in the Twenty-First Century: Strategies for Working Together
   
   1. David G. Anderson
4. Chapter 11. Anthropology Is Essential to Private Sector Archaeology
   
   1. William H. Doelle
5. Chapter 12. Anthropological Archaeology Conducted by Tribes: Traditional Cultural Properties and Cultural Affiliation
   
   1. T. J. Ferguson

Part IV

1. Chapter 13. Archaeology and Anthropology
   
   1. Jane H. Hill
2. Chapter 14. Let Archaeology Be
   
   1. Richard G. Fox
3. Chapter 15. Archaeology Is Anthropology
   
   1. Susan D. Gillespie
      Rosemary A. Joyce
      Deborah L. Nichols

1. List of Contributors