SPRING 2004-
Paleoanthropology: Atapuerca,
Aterian, Châtelperronian
& Kennewick
Sixty Years of SWJA/JAR
Lawrence
Guy Straus, page 1
Paleodemography of the Atapuerca–Sima de los Huesos
Hominin Sample:
A Revision and New Approaches to the Paleodemography of the European Middle Pleistocene Population
José María Bermúdez de Castro, María Martinón-Torres,
Marina Lozano, Susana Sarmiento, and Ana Muela,
page 5
Crossing Deserts and Avoiding Seas: Aterian North
African-European Relations
Elena A.A. Garcea, page 27
A Cognitive and Neuropsychological Perspective on the
Châtelperronian
Frederick L. Coolidge and Thomas Wynn, page 55
The Kennewick Follies: “New” Theories about the Peopling of the
Americas
Stuart J. Fiedel, page 75
Book
Reviews
page 111
SUMMER 2004-
Indigenous America: From Saskatchewan to
Chile, via Brazil and Bolivia
Silot'ine: An Insurance Perspective on Northern Dene Kinship Networks
Robert Jarvenpa, page
153
Patience
in Foraging-Horticulture Society: A Test of Competing Hypotheses
Richard Godoy, Elizbeth
Byron, Victoria Reyes-Garcia, William R. Leonard, Karishma Patel,
Lilian Apaza, Eddy Perez,
Vincent Vadez, and David Wilkie, page 179
Ritual Gendered
Relationships: Kinship, Marriage, Mastery, and Machi Modes of Personhood
Ana Mariella Bacigalupo,
page 203
Failed Guardianship or
Failed Metaphors in the Brazilian Amazon? Problems with the "Imagined
Eco-Communities" and other Metaphors and Modes for the
Amazon Peasantries
Richard Pace, page 231
Book Reviews
page 261
FALL 2004-
Paleolithic Art, Inuit Food Sharing, Proto-Numic
Descent, and Teotihuacan Enclaves
Towards
a Genealogy of the Concept of “Paleolithic Mobiliary Art"
Oscar Moro Abadía and
Manuel R. González Morales, page 321
A New Typology of Food-Sharing Practices among
Hunter-Gatherers, with a special Focus on Inuit Examples
Nobuhiro Kishigami, page
341
The Proto-Numic Kinship System
Per Hage, Bojka Milicic,
Mauricio Mixco, and Michael J. P. Nichols, page 359
Review Article: What Was Teotihuacan Doing in the
Maya Region?
Robert S. Santley, page
379
Book Reviews
page 397
WINTER 2004-
60th Anniversary Volume of SWJA/JAR
Lucy, Thirty Years Later:
An Expanded View of Australopithecus Afarensis
Donald C. Johnson, page 465
Why
Anthropology Needs More History
Peter M. Whiteley, page 487
Heading
Home: The Architecture of Family and Society in Early Sedentary Communities on
the Anatolian Plateau
Sharon R Steadman, page 515
Book
Reviews
page 559