Journal of Anthropological Archaeology

JMP files

Dataset contains a table summarising the authors' survey of published and unpublished obsidian provenance data (references available in the Supplementary material of the article); two reports on obisidian artefacts from NW Argentina produced by the archaeometry laboratory at the University of Missouri for the article authors.

Supplemental Table 1 is an excel table of radiocarbon dates from sites GbTo-185, GbTo-183, and GbTo-64, which together form a constellation of sites that indicate persistent use of a particular area in the Prince Rupert Harbour even as relative sea level fell through the Holocene. Some of the dates from GbTo-185 are previously unpublished until now. Supplemental Table 2 is an excel table of radiocarbon dates from shell-bearing sites in the Prince Rupert Harbour area and calculations of accumulation rates between vertically sequenced pairs of dates.

This Microsoft Excel file provides the detailed list of all potsherds and vases analyzed in our study on pottery technology on the megalithic necropolis of Sion 'Petit-Chasseur' (Switzerland). It includes inventory numbers, indications of structures, stratigraphic levels, chronological attribution, as well as typological elements, decoration, and weight.

Supplementary tables

Hunter-gatherer cross-cultural data and global human population data for Stutz, Aaron Jonas (accepted) "A Niche of Their Own: Population Dynamics, Niche Diversification, and Biopolitics in the Recent Biocultural Evolution of Hunter-Gatherers." Journal of Anthropological Archaeology.

This file includes raw numbers of lithic artifacts from datasets from the Absaroka Mountains and the Beartooth Mountains. They are organized by tool type (bifaces, scrapers and drills/awls), raw materials (chert, chalcedony, obsidian, petrified wood, quartzite, silicified siltstone and volcanic) and time period. The time periods are as follows: Late Prehistoric (200-1,500 cal BP), Late Archaic (1,500-3,200 cal BP), Middle Archaic (3,200-5,700 cal BP), Early Archaic (5,700-8,500 cal BP) and Paleoindian (8,500-12,000 cal BP). In addition, this file includes calculations for the Shannon and Weaver and Simpson diversity indices using these data. Finally, the file includes a comparison of the Shannon Diversity Index and sample size.

Geochemical analysis of stone burial stones from Tonga using pXRF and LA-ICP-MS

Lithic measures and modelled date ranges for five sites, with groupings for statistical comparisons.

Stylistic features of bone tools from the Low Paraná wetland