Materials of Art and Archeology Bibliography
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“Identification of Ancient Blood and Tissue - ELISA and DNA Analysis” Antiquity 65 878-881 (1991). L. Cavalli-Sforza, The History and Geography of Human Genes. Princeton University Press (1994). 413pp. J. Cherfas, “Ancient DNA: Still Busy After Death” Science 253 1354-1356 (1991). J. Darton, “Scientists Confirm Identification of Bones as Czar’s,” New York Times 10 July (1993). T. Egan, “Tribe Stops Study of Bones That Challenge History,” New York Times 30 September (1996). M. Farley, and J. Harrington Forensic DNA Technology. Lewis Publishers, Michigan (1991). R. Foley, “The Search for Early Man” Archaeology 20 January/February 27-32 (1989). A. Goodheart, “Mapping the Past” Civilization 40-47 (March/April 1996). D. Grimaldi, “Captured in Amber” Scientific American 84-91 (April 1996). B. Herrman and S. Hummel, Editors, Ancient DNA: Recovery and Analysis of Genetic Material from Palenotological, Archaeological, Museum, Medical and Forensic Specimens, Springer-Verlag, New York (1994). 263pp. T. Hilchey, “Origin of Turtles in Mediterranean Traced to U.S.,” New York Times 13 September (1994). p. C4 P. Hilts, “Decipherers of Dead Sea Scrolls Turn to DNA Analysis for Help” New York Times, 28 March (1995). p. 1. L. Levathes, "Scientist at Work: Luigi Luca Cavalli-Sforza; A Geneticist Maps Ancient Migrations," New York Times 27 July (1993). p. 1. P.H. Loy, “The Artifact as Site: An Example of the Biomolecular Analysis of Organic Residues on Prehistoric Tools” World Archaeology 25 1 44-63 (1993). R. Nowak, “Forensic DNA Goes to Court With O.J.” Science 2 September (1994). pp. 1352-1354. R.L. Reese, E.J. Mawk, J.N. Derr, M. Hyman, M.W. Rowe, and S.K. Davis, " Ancient DNA in Texas Rock Paintings," In Archaeological Chemistry: Organic, Inorganic, and Biochemical Analysis, M.V. Orna, Editor, American Chemical Society, Washington, DC (1996) pp. 378-390. M. Richards, K. Smalley, B. Sykes and H. Roberts, “Archaeology and Genetics: Analysing DNA from Skeletal Remains” World Archaeology 25 1 18-28 (1993). P. Ross, “Eloquent Remains” Scientific American 266 115-125 (1992). G. Slattery, “No Rest for the Deceased,” New York Times 2 May (1998). C. Stringer and C. Gamble, In Search of the Neanderthals Thames and Hudson, New York (1993). 247pp. K.D. Thomas, “Molecular Biology and Archaeology: A Prospectus for Interdisciplinary Research” World Archaeology 25 1 1-17 (1993). I. Thuesen, “Paleogenetics: DNA for the Archaeologist” American Journal of Archaeology 99 1 136-139 (1995). R. Vargas-Sanders, Z. Salazar, and Ma.C. Enriquez, "Ancient Nucleic Acids in Prehispanic Mexican Populations," In Archaeological Chemistry: Organic, Inorganic, and Biochemical Analysis, M.V. Orna, Editor, American Chemical Society, Washington, DC (1996) pp. 391-400. N. Wade, “Gene of Mideast Ancestor May Link 4 Disparate Peoples,” New York Times 22 August (1997). p.A19. J.N. Wilford, "Support for Early Date of Arrival in America," New York Times 1 February (1994). Wilford, J.N., “Bones May be Those of Powerful Maya Ruler” New York Times 6 June (1995). p. 6. P. Zurer, "DNA Profiling: Judge Bars Unreliable Results," C&ENews 21 August (1989). p.6. Field Methods B.D. Dillon, Editor, Practical Archaeology: Field and Laboratory Techniques and Archaeological Logistics, Institute of Archaeology, University of California, Los Angeles (1982) 125pp.
Forensic Anthropology Anon., “A Disputed 9,300-Year-Old Skeleton Examined,” New York Times 3 March (1999). Anon., “Bones Found in Lima Verified as the Remains of Pizarro,” New York Times 25 April (1984). Anon., “Stone Age Man had Modern Pains, Study Says,” New York Times 1 December (1994). p.A18. Anon., “Suspect In Death of Mozart: His Doctor,” New York Times 3 December (1991). P.S.I. Barry, “A Comparison of Concentrations of Lead in Human Tissue,” British Journal of Industrial Medicine 32 (1975). pp. 119-139. R. O. Becker, J. A. Spadaro and E. W. Berg, “The Trace Elements of Human Bone,” Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery 50A 326-334 (1968). R. Bernstein, “Pharonic Forensics: King Tut as Murder Victim,” New York Times 6 May (1998). D. R. Brothwell, Digging Up Bones (Second Edition), British Museum, London (1972). A.Chamberlain, Human Remains, British Museum Press, London (1994). 64pp. D. Eckstein, M. G. L. Baillie and H. Egger, Handbooks for Archaeologists, No. 2: Dendrochronogical Dating, European Science Foundation, Strasbourg (1984). 55pp. R.P. Evershed, "Lipids from Samples of Skin from Seven Dutch Bog Bodies: Preliminary Report," Archaeometry 32, Part 2 139-154 August (1990). R.D. Gillard, A.M. Pollard, P.A. Sutton, and D.K. Whittaker, "An Approved Method for Age at Death Determination from the Measurement of D-aspartic Acid in Dental Collagen," Archaeometry 32, Part 1 61-70 February (1990). P. Grandjean and B. Holma, “A History of Lead Retention in the Danish Population,” Environmental Physiological Biochemistry 3 268-273 (1973). R. Grün and C.B. Stringer, "Electron Spin Resonance Dating and the Evolution of Modern Humans," Archaeometry 33, Part 2 153-200 August (1991). C. Holden, "Kennewick Man Gets His Day in the Lab," Science 1240 26 February (1999) S. Jarcho, “Lead in the Bones of Prehistoric Lead Glaze Potters,” American Antiquity 30 94-96 (1964). Z. Jaworowski, “Stable Lead in Fossil Ice and Bones,” Nature 217 152-153 (1968). L.L. Klepinger, "Can Elemental Analysis of Archaeological Skeletons Determine Past Diet and Health?" In Ancient Technologies and Archaeological Materials," S.U. Wisseman and W.S. Williams, Editors, Gordon and Breach, Langhorne, PA (1993) pp. 87-98. M. Marriott, "President Zachary Taylor's Body To Be Tested for Signs of Arsenic," New York Times 15 June (1991) p. 1. T.D. Stewart, Essentials of Forensic Anthropology Thomas, Springfield, IL (1979). 300pp. D. Stout, “CAT Scan for 3,000-Year-Old Mummy,” New York Times 1 November (1995). p. B6. R.H. Tykot, N.J. van der Merwre, and N. Hammond, "Stable Isotope Analysis of Bone Collagen, Bone Apatite, and Tooth Enamel in the Reconstruction of Human Diet: A Case Study from Cuello, Belize," In Archaeological Chemistry: Organic, Inorganic, and Biochemical Analysis, M.V. Orna, Editor, American Chemical Society, Washington, DC (1996) pp. 355-365. H. A. Waldron, “Lead Poisoning in the Ancient World,” Medical History 17 392-399 (1973). H. A. Waldron, A. Mackie and A. Townshend, “The Lead Content of Some Romano-British Bones,” Archaeometry 18 (Part 2) 221-227 (1976). J. N. Wilford, “Entirely Preserved Inca Mummies Found,” New York Times 7 April (1999). S.U. Wisseman, "Imaging the Past: Non-Destructive Analysis of an Egyptian Mummy," In Ancient Technologies and Archaeological Materials," S.U. Wisseman and W.S. Williams, Editors, Gordon and Breach, Langhorne, PA (1993) pp. 217-234. Geochemistry: Potassium-Argon Dating Anon., "The Potassium/Argon System of Age Determination," In Services in Age Determination, Teledyne Isotopes, Westwood, New Jersey (undated). pp.10-15.
Glass: Dating and Provenance R.G.V. Hancock, S. Aufreiter, J-F. Moreau, and I. Kenyon, "Chemical Chronology of Turquoise Blue Glass Trading Beads from the Lac-Saint-Jean Region of Québec," In Archaeological Chemistry: Organic, Inorganic, and Biochemical Analysis, M.V. Orna, Editor, American Chemical Society, Washington, DC (1996) pp. 23-36.
Glass: Fission Track Dating R.H. Brill, "Applications of Fission-Track Dating to Historic and Prehistoric Glasses," Archaeometry 7 51-57 (1964).
Glass: Weathering (Glass Layer Counting) R.H. Brill and H.P. Hood, "A New Method for Dating Ancient Glass," Nature 189 No.4738 12-14 (1961). W.A. Lanford, "Glass Hydration: A Method of Dating Glass Objects," Science 196 No.4293 975-976 (1977). R.G. Newton, "Some Problems in the Dating of Ancient Glass by Counting the Layers in the Weathered Crust," Glass Technology 7 22-25 (1966). M.S. Tite, "Glass Layer Counting" In Methods of Physical Examination in Archaeology, Seminar Press, New York (1972). pp.161-164. Ice Cores M. W. Browne, “Ice Cap Shows Ancient Mines Polluted the Globe,” New York Times 9 December (1997).
Location Methods: Aerial Photography E.T. Avery, Interpretation of Aerial Photographs: An Introductory College Text-Book and Self-Instructional Manual, Burgess, Minneapolis (1962). 192pp.
Location Methods: General M.J. Aitken, "Test for Correlation Between Dowsing Response and Magnetic Disturbance," Archaeometry 2 58-59 (1959). J.C. Alldred, "Fluxgate Gradiometer for Archaeological Surveying," Archaeometry 7 14-19 (1964). L.W. Alvarez et al., "Search for Hidden Chambers in the Pyramids," Science 167 832-839 (1970). M. Barbetti, "Archaeomagnetic Analyses of Six Glozelian Ceramic Artifacts," Journal of Archaeological Science 3 137-151 (1976). W. Bascom, "Deep-Water Archaeology," Science 174 No.4006 261-269 (1971). T.J. Bellerby, M. Noel, and K. Branigan, "A Thermal Method for Archaeological Prospection: Preliminary Investigations," Archaeometry 32, Part 2 191-204 August (1990). L.R. Binford, "A Consideration of Archaeologic Research Design," American Antiquity 29 425-441 (1964). L.R. Binford, "Archaeology as Anthropology," In Contemporary Archaeology: A Guide to Theory and Contribution, M.P. Leone, Editor, Southern Illinois University Press, Carbondale, IL (1972). pp. 93-101. L.R. Binford, "Interassemblage Variability: The Functional Argument," In The Explanation of Cultural Change: Models in Prehistory, C. Renfrew, Editor, University of Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh, PA (1973). pp.227-254. C. Bird, The Divining Hand: The Art of Searching for Water, Oil, Minerals, and other Natural Resources or Anything Lost, Missing or Badly Needed, E.P. Dutton, New York (1979). x + 340pp. W.J. Broad, “Deep-Sea Clues to an Ancient Culture Discovered: Americans Using Remote-Controlled Sub in the Mediterranean Find a Phoenician Ship,” New York Times 12 October (1998). p. A 11. J.A. Brown and S. Struever, "The Organization of Archaeological Research: An Illinois Example," Research and Theory in Current Archaeology, In C.L. Redman, Editor, Wiley, New York (1973). pp.261-280. S.P. Burlatskaya and S.I. Braginsky, "The Comparison of Archaeomagnetic Data with Analytical Representation of the Geomagnetic Field for the Last 2000 Years," Archaeometry 20 (Part 1) 73-83 (1978). A. Clark, Seeing Beneath the Soil: Prospecting Methods in Archaeology, Braintree, Batsford (1990). 176pp. C. Colani, "A New Type of Locating Device: The Instrument," Archaeometry 9 3-8 (1966). C. Colani and M.J. Aitken, "A New Type of Locating Device: Field Trials," Archaeometry 9 9-19 (1966). R.C. Eidt, "Detection and Examination of Anthrosols by Phosphate Analysis," Science 197 1327-1333 (1977). R. Evans and R.J.A. Jones, "Crop Marks and Soils at Two Archaeological Sites in Britain," Journal of Archaeological Science 4 No.1 63-76 (1977). B.M. Fagan, Editor, "Field Survey in Archaeology," In Introductory Readings in Archaeology, Little, Brown and Co., Boston, MA (1970). Chapter 2. F. Foster and T. Hackens, "Decco Metal Detector Survey on Delos," Archaeometry 11 165-172 (1969). F.H. Goodyear, Archaeological Site Science, American Elsevier, NY and Heinemann Education Books, London (1971). xiv + 282pp. T.R. Hester, R.F. Heizer and J.A. Graham, Field Methods in Archaeology, 6th Edition, Mayfield, Palo Alto, CA (1975, c.1949). vii + 408pp. E.R. Holles, "Sonar to Aid Hunt for Lost Leonardo," New York Times 25 July (1975). p.12. M. Johnson, "A Quest in the Park for a Graveyard," New York Times 20 November (1988). G.V. Keller and F.C. Frischknecht, Electrical Methods in Geophysical Prospecting, Pergamon, Oxford and New York (1966). vii + 519pp. J.S. Kopper and K.M. Creer, "Paleomagnetic Dating and Stratigraphic Interpretation in Archaeology," MASCA Newsletter 12 No.1 1-3 (1976). P.E. Leach, Surveying Archaeological Sites, Institute of Archaeology, London (1988). iv + 52pp. M. Noel and T.J. Bellerby, "Thermal Archeological Surveying: A Recording Soil Temperature Probe," Archaeometry 32, Part 1 83-90 February (1990). J. Ruppe, "The Archaeology Survey: A Defense," American Antiquity 31 313-333 (1966). J. Scott-Elliot, "Archaeological Detection," Journal of the British Society of Dowsers 14 338-348 (1958). A. Sjoeberg, "Phosphate Analysis of Anthropic Soils," Journal of Field Archaeology 3 No.4 447-454 (1976). A. Spaulding, "Statistical Techniques for the Discovery of Artifact Types," American Antiquity 18 305-313 (1953). W. Sullivan, "Ruins of the Ancient City of Anshan are Uncovered in Southwest Iran," New York Times 3 May (1973). A. Tabbagh and A. Hesse, "Thermal Arcaheological Surveying: Comment on Research Note by Noel and Bellerby," Archaeometry 33, Part 1 119-120 February (1991). M.S. Tite, "Location," In Methods of Physical Examination in Archaeology, Seminar Press, New York (1972). pp.7-57. J.D. Wilcock, "Prospecting at South Cadbury: An Exercise in Computer Archaeology," Science and Archaeology 1 No.1 9-11 (1970). Location Methods: Magnetic Prospecting M.J. Aitken, "Magnetic Prospecting I: The Water-Newton Survey," Archaeometry 1 24-26 (1959).
Location Methods: Radar B. Bevan and J. Kenyon, "Ground Penetrating Radar for Historical Archaeology," MASCA Newsletter 11 No.2 2-7 (1975).
Marble Provenance: Cathodoluminescence V. Barbin, K. Ramseyer, D. Decrouez and R. Herb, "Marbres blancs: caractérisations par cathodo- luminescence," C.R. Académie des sciences 308 série II 861-866 (1989). V. Barbin, K. Ramseyer, S.J. Burns, D. Decrouez, J.L. Maier and J. ChaMay "Cathodoluminescence Signature of White Marble Artefacts," In Materials Issues in Art and Archaeology II, P.B. Vandiver, J. Druzik and G.S. Wheeler, Editors, Materials Research Society, Pittsburgh, PA (1990). pp.299-308. V. Barbin, K. Ramseyer, D. Fontignie, S.J. Burns and D. Decrouez, “Differentiation of Blue Cathodoluminescing White Marbles,” In Ancient Stones: Quarrying, Trade and Provenance, M. Waelkens, N. Herz and L. Moens, Editors, Leuven University Press (1992). pp. 231-236. M. Corazza, G. Pratesi, C. Cipriani, A. Lo giudice, P. Rossi, E. Vittone, C. Manfredotti, E. Pecchioni, C. Manganelli del FÀ and F. Fratini, "Ionoluminescence and Cathodoluminescence in Marbles of Historic and Architectural Interest," Archaeometry 43, Part 4 439-446 September (2001). D. Decrouez, V. Barbin, K. Ramseyer, J.-L. Maier and J. ChaMay "Tracing of Archaeological Marbles by Cathodoluminescence," In Science, Technology, and European Cultural Heritage, Editors, N.S. Baer, C. Sabbioni, and A.I. Sors, Butterworth-Heinemann, Oxford (1991). pp.591-592. Marble Provenance: General Download 497.88 Kb. Share with your friends:
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