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"Success and competence will have crowned their efforts": The farmstead archaeology of western New York, c.1810--1910	A spatial analysis of Iroquoian longhouses: Visualizing diversity

Ancient pottery in the Yalahau region: A study of ceramics and chronology in northern Quintana Roo, Mexico	Brother Jonathan goes to war: The archaeology of national identity along political borders

Carpenter Brook revisited: Social context and early Late Woodland ceramic variation in central New York state	Pentrian Samnites: A history of social and political change in the Central Apennines

Power strategies in a changing world: Archaeological investigations of Early Postclassic remains at El Coyote, Santa Barbara, Honduras	Quantitative integration and three-dimensional visualization of multi-tool archaeological geophysics survey

Regional differences in the health status of late Bronze Age Mycenaean populations from East Lokris, Greece	Social organization in the Mirabello region of Crete: From farm to palace

Social organization in the Mirabello region of Crete: From farm to palace (Greece)	The city of Dionysos: A social and historical study of the Ionian city of Teos

The difference between dirt and other dirt: Using multivariate statistical analysis to classify chemical soil enrichment at Late Stone Age archaeological sites in North Ostrobothnia, Finland	The social organization of labor: Iron production and settlement at the Low Birker site

The socio-economic reorganization of settlements in eastern Crete during the late Minoan period	Traditions in profile: A chronological sequence of western Sicilian ceramics (7th--6th c. BC)