Archaeology of Death

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Brock, James and Schwartz, Steven J. 1991. A little slice of heaven: Investigations at Rincon Cemetery, Prado Basin, California. Historical Archaeology 25: 78-90.

Chesson, Meredith S. 1999 Libraries of the dead: Early Bronze Age charnel houses and social identity at urban Bab edh-Dhra', Jordan. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 18(2):137-164.

Corruccini, Robert S. 1998 On Hawikku cemetery kin groups. American Antiquity 63(1):161-163.

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Elia, Ricardo J. 1992. Silent stones in a potter's field: Grave markers at the Almshouse Burial Ground in Uxbridge, Massachusetts. Markers 9: 132-57.

Gamble, Lynn H. and Ima Carmen Zepeda. 2002 Social Differentiation and Exchange among the Kumeyaay Indians during the Historic Period in California. Historical Archaeology 21(2):71-91.

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Gill, George W., John W. Fisher, Jr. and George M. Zeimens. 1984. A pioneer burial near the historic Bordeaux Trading Post. Plains Anthropologist 29: 229-38.

Gill, George W. 1951 Old Birch Island Cemetery and the Early Historic Trade Route, Georgian Bay, Ontario. In Occasional Contributions, ed. EF Greenman. Museum of Anthropology, University of Michigan.

Howell, Todd L. and Keith W. Kintigh, 1998 Determining gender and kinship at Hawikku: A reply to Corruccini. American Antiquity 63(1):164-167.

Kogon, Stephen L. and Mayer, Robert G. 1995. Analyses of coffin hardware from unmarked burials former Wesleyan Methodist Church Cemetery, Weston, Ontario. North American Archaeologist 16: 133-62. Lees, William B. 1992. An historic burial from the southern plains of Kansas. Plains Anthropologist 37: 213-32.

Little, Barbara J., Lanphear, Kim M., and Owsley, Douglas W. 1992. Mortuary display and status in a nineteenth century Anglo- American cemetery in Manassas, Virginia. American Antiquity 57: 397-418.

McDonald, Douglas H. 2001 Grief and Burial in the American Southwest: The Role of Evolutionary Theory in the Interpretation of Mortuary Remains. American Antiquity 66(4).

Moore, Jerry, Blaker, Cynthia, and Smith, Grant. 1991. Cherished are the Dead: Changing Social Dimensions in a Kansas Cemetery. Plains Anthropologist 36: 67-78.

Morrow Long, Carolyn. 1998. Folk gravesites in New Orleans: Arthur Smith honors the ancestors. Folklore Forum 29: 23-50.

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Niquette, Charles M., Nancy Ross-Stallings, and Jeffrey G. Mauck. 1996 Dead Men Do Tell Tales: Comments on the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet's Grave Relocation Procedures.

Nutty, Colleen. 1984. Cemetery symbolism of prairie pioneers: Gravestone art and social change in Story County, Iowa. Journal of the Iowa Archeological Society 31: 1-135.

Riggs, Rodney E., Holliday, Diane, and Mittelstadt, Scott. 1991. Investigation of the Potter's Field in Durand, Wisconsin, in Wisconsin Archeologist 72: 57-75.

Swan, Ruth and Edward A. Jerome 1999 The history of the Pembina Metis cemetery: Inter-ethnic perspectives on a sacred site. Memoir 31 Plains Anthropologist 44(170):81-94.

Turnbaugh, WA. 1993. Assessing the significance of European goods in seventeenth-century Narragansett society. In Ethnohistory and Archaeology: Approaches to Postcontact Change in the Americas, ed. JD Rogers, SM Wilson. 133-162. Plenum Press, New York.

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