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Journal of archaelogical science: reports [volume 22 desember 2018]
Special section on "case studies : Arkeological Approaches to Holoncene"; Guest Adited by Kenneth Barnett Tankersley298. An introduction to archeological approaches to Holocene economies299. The stone faces of Teotihuacan: Insights into their use, manufacture and sources313. Lithic procurement patterning as a proxy for indetifying Late Paleoindian group mobility along the Lower Tennessee River Valley324. Characterizing southern Baffin Island Chert: A cautionary tale for provenance research330. Continuous spatial models as an aid for sourching lithic raw materials: Examples frpm the Argentine Pampas and Patagonia344. When archeological context is lacking. Lithology and spatial analysis, new interpretations of the "verracos" Iron Age sculptures in Western Iberian Peninsula359. Ancient runoff agriculture at Early Bronze Age Jawa (Jordan): Water availability, efficiency and food supply capacity372. The breadth of dietary economy in Bronze Age Central Asia: Case study from Adji Kui 1 in the murghab region of TurkmenistanSpecial section on "PALAEOdiet: Inferring dietary changes in the human past"; Guest Edited by Ekaterina Stansfield, Penny Bickle382. PALAEOdiet: Editorial for the special edition384. Correlation among dietary proxies in African fossil hominins: Dental buccal microwear, occlusal texture and C stable isotope392. Oral health in ate Pleistocene and Holocene North West Africa 401. The contribution of botanical macro-remains to the study of wild plant consumption during the Later Stone Age and the Neolithic of north-western Africa