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Archeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association

Volume 2. Issue 1. January 1990

Contents:

1. Contributors
   
2. Acknowledgements
   
3. Introduction
   
   1. Alice B. Kehoe
      Sarah M. Nelson
4. What Does An Observation Mean In Archeology?
   
   1. Guy Gibbon
5. Diversity of the Upper Paleolithic "Venus Figurines and Archeological Mythology"
   
   1. Sarah M. Nelson
6. Points and Lines
   
   1. Alice B. Kehoe
7. Archeologist-Ethnographer-Informant Relations: The Dynamics of Ethnoarcheology in the Field
   
   1. Hetty Jo Brumbach
      Robert Jarvenpa
8. The Power of Swahili Porcelain, Beads and Pottery
   
   1. Linda W. Donley-Reid
9. Evidence for the Antiquity of Gender Roles in the Central Plains Tradition
   
   1. Patricia J. O'Brien
10. The Biological Consequences of the Mississippian Expansion into the Western Great Lakes Region: A Study of Prehistoric Culture Contact
    
    1. Norman C. Sullivan
11. Recognizing Women in the Archeological Record
    
    1. M. Pamela Bumsted
       Jane E. Booker
       Ramon M. Barnes
       Thomas W. Boutton
       George J. Armelagos
       Juan Carlos Lerman
       Klaus Brendel
12. Lessons from An Alternative View
    
    1. James Schoenwetter
13. Facts and Values in the Archeological Eye: Discussion of "The Powers of Observation"
    
    1. Joan Gero