南國島夷：古代東亞與中國中古研究

Things to do in Doggerland when you're dead: surviving OIS3 at the northwestern-most fringe of Middle Palaeolithic Europe

 p. 547

Mark J. White

Sidling up to the archaeology of western saloons: historical archaeology takes on the wild of the West

 p. 576

Kelly J. Dixon

Flower lovers, after all? Rethinking religion and human-environment relations in Minoan Crete

 p. 586

Vesa-Pekka Herva

Archaeology ≠ object as history ≠ text: nudging the special relationship into the post-ironic 1

 p. 599

Elena Isayev

Valsequillo Pleistocene archaeology and dating: ongoing controversy in Central Mexico

 p. 611

Silvia Gonzalez, David Huddart, Matthew Bennett

Art and the archaeologist

 p. 628

Sarah Scott

Landscape transformation, mounded villages and adopted cultigens: the rise of early Formative communities in south-eastern Uruguay

 p. 644

José Iriarte

The excavation report as a literary genre: traditional practice in Britain

 p. 664

Richard Bradley

Mortuary preferences and selected references: a comment on Middle Horizon Wari burials

 p. 672

Lidio M. Valdez, Katrina J. Bettcher, José A. Ochatoma, J. Ernesto Valdez

The fate of evolutionary archaeology: survival or extinction?

 p. 690

Liane Gabora

Evolutionary archaeology is unlikely to go extinct: response to Gabora

 p. 697

R. Lee Lyman, Michael J. O'Brien

The Solutrean-Clovis connection: reply to Straus, Meltzer and Goebel

 p. 704

Bruce Bradley, Dennis Stanford

Response to Peter Bellwood and Jared Diamond (2005): ‘On explicit “replacement” models in Island Southeast Asia: a reply to Stephen Oppenheimer’

 p. 715

Stephen Oppenheimer

Crusading against straw men: an alternative view of alternative archaeologies: response to Holtorf (2005)

 p. 718

Garrett G. Fagan, Kenneth L. Feder

Indexes to volume thirty-eight

 p. 730