Amber L. Johnson

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Initial documentation for Binford 2001 Frames_of_Reference

Publications in Pdf

Amber L. Johnson, 2008. A Method for Anticipating Patterns in Archaeological Sequences: Projecting the Duration of the Transition to Agriculture in Mexico- A Test Case.

Amber L. Johnson, 2008 Distinguishing Environmental and Density Dependent Aspects of Adaptation. Before Farming 2008/4 article 5: pp. 11-27.

Amber L. Johnson, Editor. 2004. Processual Archaeology: Exploring Analytical Strategies, Frames of Reference, and Culture Process.

Table of Contents. -- Prelude : Searching for home in the modern landscape of archaeology / Robert L. Kelly — 1. The goals of processual archaeology / Amber L. Johnson — 2. Middle Paleolithic assemblage formation at Riparo Mochi / Steven L. Kuhn — 3. Taphonomy and site structure of a late Paleolithic open-air site / James G. Enloe — 4. Modes of ceramic production and distribution: some observations from Philippine ethnoarchaeology / William A. Longacre — 5. Mobility, sedentism, and intensification : organizational responses to environmental and social change among the San of southern Africa / 6. Robert K. Hitchcock — Poison hunting strategies and the organization of technology in the circumpolar region / Alan J. Osborn — 7. The functional hypothesis revisited : an evaluation of cumulative graphs using the Mousterian in the eastern Sahara of Egypt and in southwest France / Fred Wendorf and Romuald Schild — 8. Population ecology, predator-prey dynamics, and Paleolithic society / Mary C. Stiner — 9. On niche breadth, system stability, and the importance of a phrase / Amber L. Johnson — 10. Niche : a productive guide for use in the analysis of cultural complexity / Lewis R. Binford —11. Solving Meno's puzzle, defeating Merlin's subterfuge : bodies of reference knowledge and archaeological inference / LuAnn Wandsnider.

Amber L. Johnson. 2004.Chapter 1: The Goals of Processual Archaeology. pp. 11-27, In, Processual Archaeology: Exploring Analytical Strategies, Frames of Reference, and Culture Process.

Amber L. Johnson, 2004.Chapter 9: On Niche Breadth System Stability and the Importance of a Phrase. pp.261-296 Processual Archaeology: Exploring Analytical Strategies, Frames of Reference, and Culture Process.

Amber L. Johnson, 2002. Cross-Cultural Analysis of Pastoral Adaptations and Organizational States. Cross-Cultural Research 36(2): 151-180.

Amber L. Johnson and Robert J. Hard, 2008. Exploring Texas Archaeology with a Model of Intensification. Plains Anthropologist 53(205): 137-153.

Amber L. Johnson, Adolfo Gil, Gustavo Neme, and Jacob Freeman, 2009 Maices e intensificacion_explorando el uso de los marcos de referencia. _____

Lewis Binford

Lewis R. Binford. 1971. Mortuary Practices: Their Study and Their Potential Memoirs of the Society for American Archaeology No. 25, Approaches to the Social Dimensions of Mortuary Practices (1971), pp. 6-29. Published by: Society for American Archaeology.

Lewis R. Binford. 2004. Chapter 1: Beliefs about Death, Behavior, Mortuary Practices. In, Explaining social change : studies in honour of Colin Renfrew / edited by John F. Cherry, Chris Scarre & Stephen Shennan.

Subjects: Renfrew, Colin, 1937-; Social archaeology.

Contents:

  • Chapter 1 Beliefs about Death, Behaviour, and Mortuary Practices among Hunter-gatherers: a Search for Causal Structure? 1

LEWIS R. BINFORD

  • Chapter 2 Social Archaeology and the Unfinished Business of the Palaeolithic 17

CLIVE GAMBLE

  • Chapter 3 Stage 3 Climate and the Upper Palaeolithic Revolution in Europe: Evolutionary Perspectives 27

PAUL MELLARS

  • Chapter 4 Neo-thingness 45

IAN HODDER

  • Chapter 5 Fractal Farmers: Patterns of Neolithic Origin and Dispersal 53

ANDREW SHERRATT

  • Chapter 6 An Overview of Neolithic Settlement Patterns in Eastern Thessaly 65

MATS JOHNSON & CATHERINE PERLtS

  • Chapter 7 Figuring Out Social Archaeology at Sitagroi 81

ERNESTINE S. ELSTER

  • Chapter 8 Towards an Island of Mind? 93

CAROLINE MALONE & SIMON STODDART

  • Chapter 9 A Choreography of Construction: Monuments, Mobilization and Social Organization in

Neolithic Orkney 103 COLIN RICHARDS

  • Chapter 10 Now You See It, Now You Don't: Changing Obsidian Source Use in the

Willaumez Peninsula, Papua New Guinea 115 ROBIN TORRENCE

  • Chapter 11 Island Prehistories: a View of Orkney from South Uist 127

MIKE PARKER PEARSON

  • Chapter 12 Hail to the Chiefdom? The Quest for Social Archaeology 141

ANDREW FLEMING

  • Chapter 13 The Development of an Island Centre: Urbanization at Phylakopi on Melos 149

TODD WHITELAW

  • Chapter 14 Stating Identities: the Use of Objects in Rich Bronze Age Graves 167

MARIE LOUISE STIG SORENSEN

  • Chapter 15 The Role of Exchange Relations in the Origins of Mesopotamian Civilization 177

JOAN OATES & DAVID OATES

  • Chapter 16 Cycles of Collapse in Greek Prehistory: the House of the Tiles at Lerna

and the 'Heroon' at Lefkandi 193 JAMES WHITLEY

  • Chapter 17 Before Devanika: Social Change and State Formation in the Mekong Valley 203

CHARLES HIGHAM

  • Chapter 18 Aegean Islands and Islanders 215

CHRISTOS DOUMAS

  • Chapter 19 Aphrodite Observed: Insularity and Antiquities on Kythera through Outsiders' Eyes 227

CYPRIAN BROODBANK, JOHN BENNET & JACK L. DAVIS.

Related Works

Environmental file WorldWSminusAlaska_output.csv

User:Amber L. Johnson

  • WorldWSminusAlaska_output.csv Weather stations 8000 from around the world.
  • 1, 2 residentially movile: ExNomov1, 2
  • lower density higher mobility, higher density lower mobility
  • Expected group size 1,2,3
  • Collaboration with Nora Franklin (Argentina)

studies stone tool lithic tools - distances they came from; rare things like obsidian; 14 sites across patagonia. Paper for Sfaa meeting.

  • Model of pathogen rates, reproductive rates

Those maps in the 4 farming papers.

  • codebook for variable names in the excel spreadsheets
  • Chichihua Mexico
  • China
  • Total pop for ethno group
  • group sizes within the group
  • When is regression equations out of bounds
  • What can be projected for the world
  • 3 ET zones ma for the world
  • 12.75 ET Centigrade
  • Yellow band have plants but need storage areas where agric often invented
  • effect of warm Atlantic or other currents
  • ET sensitive to elevation and general circulation patterns and ocean warming
  • Surfer an older program, take into paint...
decimal degrees
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