Spatial studies in archaeology

Allen, W.L. and Richardson, J.B. 1971: The reconstruction of kinship from archaeological data: the concepts, the methods and the feasibility. American Antiquity 36, 41-53.

Ammerman, A.J. and Cavalli-Sforza, L.L. 1973: A population model for the diffusion of early farming in Europe. In Renfrew, C. , editor, The explanation of culture change: models in prehistory, London: Duckworth .

Ammerman, A.J. , Matessi, C. and Cavalli-Sforza, L.L. 1976 : Some new approaches to the study of the obsidian trade in the Mediterranean and adjacent areas. In Hodder, I. , editor, The spatial organisation of culture ; London: Duckworth.

Barth, F. 1969: Ethnic groups and boundaries Boston: Little, Brown & Co.

Blalock, H.M. 1960: Social statistics New York: McGraw-Hill .

Bradley, R. 1970: The excavation of a Beaker settlement at Belle Tout, East Sussex, England. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 36, 3 12-79.

Chang, K.C. 1972: Settlement patterns in archaeology. Addison-Wesley Module in Anthropology 24, 1-26.

Childe, G. 1951: Social evolution. London: C. A. Watts.

Chisholm, M. 1968: Rural settlement and land use, second edition. London: Hutchinson.

Chorley, R.J. and Kennedy, B.A. 1971: Physical geography. A systems approach London: Prentice Hall.

Clarke, D.L. 1972: Models in archaeology. London: Methuen.

Clay, R.B. 1975: Concerning the spatial analysis of occupation floors. American Antiquity 40, 357-8.

Cliff, A.D. and Ord, J.K. 1973: Spatial autocorrelation. London: Pion. 1974: The quantitative approach in human geography: a review, an interpretation and some new results. Circulated draft.

Cummins, W.A. 1974: The neolithic stone axe trade in Britain. Antiquity 48, 201-5.

Cunliffe, B.W. 1971: Some aspects of hillforts and their cultural environments . In Jesson, M. and Hill, D. , editors, The Iron Age and its hillforts, Southampton: Southampton University.

1972: Saxon and medieval settlement patterns in the region of Chalton, Hampshire. Medieval Archaeology 16, I-12.

Curry, L. 1964: The random spatial economy: an exploration in settlement theory. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 54, 138-46. 1967: Central places in the random spatial economy. Journal of Regional Science 7 (supplement), 217-38.

Dacey, M.F. 1973: Statistical tests of spatial association in the locations of tool types. American Antiquity 38, 320-8.

Dacey, M.F. and Tung, T. 1962: The identification of randomness in point patterns. Journal of Regional Science 4, 83-96.

Deacon, J. 1972: Wilton: an assessment after fifty years. South African Archaeological Bulletin 27, 10-48.

Deetz, J. 1965: The dynamics of stylistic change in Arikara ceramics. Illinois Studies in Anthropology 4, University of Illinois: Urbana.

1968 : The inference of residence and descent rules from archaeological data. In Binford, S. R. and L. R. , editors, New perspectives in archaeology , New York: Aldine.

Doran, J.E. and Hodson, F.R. 1975: Mathematics and computers in archaeology. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.

Fox, C. 1943: The personality of Britain. Cardiff : National Museum of Wales.

Fulford, M.G. and Hodder, I. 1974: A regression analysis of some late Romano-British fine pottery: a case study. Oxoniensia 39, 26-33.

Garner, B.J. 1967: Models of urban geography and settlement location. In Chorley, R. J. and Haggett, P. , editors, Models in geography, London: Methuen.

Green, E.L. 1973: Location analysis of prehistoric Maya sites in Northern British Honduras. American Antiquity 38, 279-93.

Greig-Smith, P. 1964: Quantitative plant ecology London: Methuen.

Haggett, P. 1965: Locational analysis in human geography. London: Arnold.

Hammond, N.D.C. 1972: Locational models and the site of Lubaantun: a classic Maya centre. In Clarke, D. L. , editor, Models in archaeology, London: Methuen.

Harvey, D. 1969: Explanation in geography London: Edward Arnold.

Hawkes, C. 1973: Innocence retrieval in archaeology. Antiquity 47, 176-8.

Hesse, A. 1971: Tentative interpretation of the surface distribution of remains on the upper part of Mirgissa (Sudanese Nubia). In Hodson, F. R. , Kendall, D. G. and Tautu, P. , editors, Mathematics in the archaeological and historical sciences, Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.

Higgs, E.S. 1972: Papers in economic prehistory. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press.

1975 : Palaeoeconomy. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Hill, J.N. 1968: Broken K pueblo: patterns of form and function. In Binford, S. R. and L. R. , editors, New perspectives in archaeology, Chicago: Aldine .

Hodder, I. 1974: A regression analysis of some trade and marketing patterns . World Archaeology 6, 172-89.

1975: The spatial distribution of Romano-British small towns . In Rodwell, W. and Rowley, T., editors, Small towns of Roman Britain. British Archaeological Reports 15, 67-74.

Hodder, I. and Hassall, M. 1971: The non-random spacing of Romano-British walled towns . Man 6, 391-407.

Hodder, I. and Orton, C.R. 1976: Spatial analysis in archaeology. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press.

Hodder, I. and Reece, R. 1976a: An analysis of the distribution of coins in the western Roman Empire. Bonner Jahrbücher, in preparation.

1976 b: A model for the distribution of coins in the western Roman Empire. In preparation.

Hogg, A.H.A. 1971: Some applications of surface fieldwork. In Jesson, M. and Hill, D. , editors, The Iron Age and its hillforts, Southampton : Southampton University.

Jackson, R. 1972: A vicious circle?—The consequences of von Thünen in tropical Africa. Area 4, 258-61.

Johnson, G.A. 1972: A test of the utility of Central Place Theory in archaeology . In Ucko, P. J. , Tringham, R. and Dimbleby, G. , editors, Man, settlement and urbanism, London: Duckworth.

Jope, E.M. 1963: The regional cultures of medieval Britain. In Foster, I. L. and Alcock, L., editors, Culture and environment, London: Routledge. 1973: The transmission of new ideas: archaeological evidence for implant and dispersal . World Archaeology 4, 368-73.

King, L.J. 1969: Statistical analysis in geography Englewood Cliffs: Prentice Hall.

Kruk, J. 1973: Studia osadnicze nad neolitem wyzyn lessowych. Polska akademia nauk instytut historii kutury materialnej.

Laux, F. 1971: Die Bronzezeit in der Lüneburger Heide. Hildesheim.

Lee, R.B. 1967: !Kung Bushmen subsistence. An input-output analysis. In Vayda, A. P. , editor, Human ecology: an anthropological reader, New York: American Museum Sourcebook.

Longacre, W.A. 1968: Some aspects of prehistoric society in east-central Arizona. In Binford, S. R. and L. R. , editors, New perspectives in archaeology, Chicago: Aldine.

Morrill, R.L. and Pitts, F.R. 1967: Marriage migration and the mean information field: a study in uniqueness and generality. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 57, 401-22.

Naroll, R. 1961: Two solutions to Galton's problem. In Moore, F. W. , editor, Readings in cross-cultural anthropology, New Haven: Hraf Press.

Newcomb, R.M. 1970: The spatial distribution pattern of hillforts in west Penwith. Cornish Archaeology 9, 47-52.

Pearson, K. and Blakeman, J. 1906: Mathematical contributions to the theory of evolution, I5. A mathematical theory of random migration. Drapers' Company research memoires. Biometric series, 3.

Peebles, C.S. 1973: The sites and their setting. In Moundville: the organization of a prehistoric community and culture. University of Windsor.

Pielou, E.C. 1969: An introduction to mathematical ecology London: Wiley.

Pitts, F.R. 1965: A graph theoretic approach to historical geography. Professional Geographer 17, 15-20.

Redman, C.L. and Watson, P.J. 1970: Systematic, intensive surface collection. American Antiquity 35, 279-91.

Reed, R.C. 1974: Earthen long barrows: a new perspective. Archaeological Journal 131, 33-57.

Reilly, W.J. 1931: The law of retail gravitation. New York.

Renfrew, C. 1972: The emergence of civilisation. London . Methuen.

1973 a. The explanation of culture change: models in prehistory. London: Duckworth.

1973 b. Before civilisation. The radiocarbon revolution and prehistoric Europe. London: Cape.

Ritchie, A. 1971: Settlement archaeology—methods and problems. In Jesson, M. and Hill, D. , editors, The Iron Age and its hillforts, Southampton: Southampton University.

St. Joseph. J. K. S. 1966: The uses of air photography. London : John Baker.

Skellam, J.G. 1952. Studies in statistical ecology. I. Spatial pattern. Biometrika 39, 346-62.

Soja, E.W. 1971: The political organisation of space. Association of American Geographers, Commission on College Geography, Resource Paper, 8.

Spratling, M.G. 1972: Southern British decorated bronzes of the pre-Roman Iron Age. Ph.D. thesis, University of London.

Stanford, S. 1972: The function and population of hillforts in the central Marches. In Lynch, F. and Burgess, C. , editors, Prehistoric man in Wales and the west, Bath: Adams and Dart .

Stanislawski, M.B. 1973: Review of W. Longacre, Archaeology as Anthropology. American Antiquity 38, 117-22.

Taylor, C. 1972: The study of settlement patterns in pre-Saxon Britain . In Ucko, P. J. , Tringham, R. and Dimbleby, G. W. , editors, Man, settlement and urbanism, London: Duckworth.

Taylor, P.J. 1971: Distance transformations and distance decay functions . Geographical Analysis 3, 221-38.

Thomas, D.A. 1972: A computor simulation model of Great Basin Shoshonean subsistence and settlement patters. In Clarke, D. L. , editor. Models in archaeology, London: Methuen.

Vita-Finzi, C. and Higgs, E.S. 1970: Prehistoric economy in the Mount Carmel area of Palestine. Site catchment analysis. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society 36, I-37.

Whallon, R. 1973: Spatial analysis of occupation floors: the application of dimensional analysis ofvariance. In Renfrew, C. , editor, Before civilisation. The radiocarbon revolution and prehistoric Europe, London: Cape.

1974: Spatial analysis of occupation floors II: the application of nearest neighbour analysis. American Antiquity 39, 16-34.

Williams, B.J. 1968: Establishing cultural heterogeneities in settlement patterns: an ethnographic example. In Binford, S. R. and L. R. , editors, New perspectives in archaeology, Chicago: Aldine.