Journal of American Archaeology

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Journal of American Archaeology
Revue d'Archéologie Américaine
Revista de Arqueología Americana

Published by the Pan American Institute of Geography and History

The Journal of American Archaeology is an international archaeological journal published twice yearly. The Journal focuses on all archaeological issues of the Americas, with individual numbers organized around core themes chosen by its editorial committee. The Journal also publishes contributions on the practice of archaeology in the Americas and a variety of other topics. Articles are published in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese.

Some Recent Themes:

Societies at the Origins of Food Production
Late Prehistoric Societies
Ethnohistory and Archaeology

Some Future Themes:

The Most Ancient Ceramics
Maritime Adaptations
High Altitude Adaptations

Each theme is divided into two volumes, one for South and Central America and one for Meso and North America.

Recent Contributions Include:
Edward B. Jelks--The Western Archaic Tradition
Neal Ferris and Micheal W. Spence--The Woodland Traditions in Southern Ontario
Betty J. Meggers--Amazonia on the Eve of European Contact
Ramiro Matos--Los Inka de la Sierra Central del Peru
W.H. Wills--Recent Evidence for the Introduction of Maize to the American Southwest from Mesoamerica

You may examine the table of contents of past volumes by selecting the Journal cover below (this point will guide you back to this page):


*Volume 1*	*Volume 2*	*Volume 3*	*Volume 4*	*Volume 5*

*Volume 6*	*Volume 7*	*Volume 8*	*Volume 9*	*Volume 10*

*Volume 11*	*Volume 12*	*Volume 13*	*Volume 14*	*Volume 15*

*Volume 16*	Volumes 17-19	*Volume 20*

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This page was authorized by the Archaeology Committee of the Panamerican Institute of Geography and History at a meeting held at the Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D. C. April 15, 16, 1997.