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FOR

FURTHER

Recycling an Iranian Village:
in
Ethnoarchaeology
Baghestan

READING
On architectural recycling in another
context: Nicholas David, "The Fulani
compound and the archaeologist," World
Archaeology 3 (1971):111-31.
the Upper
Exploring
Valley in Peru

For Further
Reading on ethnoarchaeology: Richard A. Gould, editor,
Explorations in Ethnoarchaeology (University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque NM 1978);Carol Kramer, editor,
Ethnoarchaeology: Implications of Ethnography for Archaeology (Columbia
University Press, New York 1979); and
Elisabeth Tboker, editor, Ethnography
by Archaeologists (American Ethnological Society, Washington, DC 1982), are
three recent collections that cover a
wide range of geographical and topical
concerns.
On Baghestan and its region: Lee
Home, "The household space: Dispersed
holdings in an Iranian village "A merican
Behavioral Scientist 25 (1982):677-85,is
part of a special issue on "The archaeology of the household," edited by Richard R. Wilk and William L. Rathje, all of
which is pertinent for those interested in
archaeology and social organization;
Brian Spooner and Lee Home, editors,
"Cultural and ecologicalperspectives for
the TViranProgram, Iran," Expedition
22 (Summer 1980): Special Issue.
On ethnoarchaeology in village
Iran: Linda Jacobs, "Tell-iNun: Archaeological implications of a village in
transition," in Carol Kramer, editor,
Ethnoarchaeology (Columbia University
Press, New York, 1979): 175-91; Carol
Kramer, Village Ethnoarchaeology :
Rural Iran in Archaeological Perspective
(Academic Press, New York 1982), is a
detailed monograph on a village in
Kurdistan combined with a wealth of
comparative material on economic and
demographic matters ; Patty Jo Watson,
Archaeological Ethnography in Western
Iran (University of Arizona Press for
the Wenner-GrenFoundation for Anthropological Research, Inc., TVicsonAZ
1979),is another detailed monograph by
one of the field's founders and chief proponents.
On ethnoarchaeology in the Near
East: Patty Jo Watson, "The theory and
practice of ethnoarchaeology with special
reference to the Near East," Paléorient 6
(1980): 55-64, is a good overview and
bibliography of ethnographic works
useful to the Near Eastern archaeologist.
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archaeology

Zaña

For Further Reading on Andean civilization: Luis G. Lumbreras, The Peoples
and Cultures of Ancient Peru (Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington,
DC 1974),provides a general introduction.
On tropical forests, highlands and
coastal societies in general: Donald
W. Lathrap, Donald Collier and Helen
Chandra, Ancient Ecuador : Culture ,
Clay and Creativity 3000-300B.c. (Field
Museum of Natural History, Chicago,
IL 1975), offers a general introduction
to tropical forest-derived culture west
of the Andes; Donald W. Lathrap, "The
Moist TVopics,the Arid Lands, and the
Appearance of Great Art Styles in the
New World," in M.E. King and I.R.
Traylor, Jr., editors, Art and Environment in North America (Ibxas Tech University Museum, Lubbock, TX 1974),
offers insight into the relationship between tropical forest and coast societies;
Thomas F. Lynch, "The South American
Paleo- Indians," in Jesse D. Jennings,
editor, Ancient Native Americans
(W.H. Freeman, San Francisco, CA 1978),
reviews early highland developments;
Michael E. Moseley, The Maritime Foundations of Andean Civilization (Cummings, New York 1975), considers the
role of the sea in the evolution of complex society on the coast; Patricia
Netherly, Local Level Lords on the North
Coast of Peru (Ph.D. dissertation, Cornell University, Xerox University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI 1977), provides
a general model of the relationship of
coastal states to the intermediate area
and highlands; and "From Event to
Process: The Recovery of Late Andean
Organizational Structure by Means of
Spanish Colonial Written Records," in
Richard Keatinge, editor, The Overview
of Peruvian Prehistory (in press), deals
with Inca strategies toward the North
Coast valleys.
On specific Andean sites: Rebecca
Carrión Cachot, "La cultura Chavin,"
Revista del Museo Nacional , Volume II
(Lima 1948), describes the early work

done at Kunturwasi by Julio C. Ifello
and his students; Tom D. Dillehay,"PreHispanic Resource Sharing in the Central
Andes," Science vol. 204, no. 4388
(1979); and "Tawantinsuyu Integration
of the Chillón Valley, Peru: A Case of
Inca Geopolitical Mastery," Journal of
Field Archaeology vol. 4 (1977),discusses
the use of different ecozones in the
Upper Chillón Valley by coastal, highland and local populations and describes
Inca strategies for domination in the
region; Heather Lechtman, "A Metallurgical Site Survey in the Peruvian Andes,"
Journal of Field Archaeology vol. 3
(1976), describes the smelter at Cerro
Landosa in the Middle Zaña Valley;
Hermilio Rosas and Ruth Shady, "Sobre
el Periódo Formativo en la sierra: Pacopampa," Arqueológicas vol. 15 (Lima
1974), describes the location of Pacopampa and work carried out there; and
Beryl B. Simpson, "Pleistocene Changes
in the Flora of the High TVopicalAndes,"
Paleobiology vol. 1 (1975), gives the
ecological background of the tropical
forest found in the Upper Zaña Valley.
Papyrus and Ancient Uniting:
The First Hundred
tears
of fcpyrology

For Further Reading on papyrology:
H.I. Bell, Cults and Creeds in GraecoRoman Egypt (University Press, Liverpool 1953; reprinted Ares, Chicago, IL
1975), presents four lectures on the
pagan amalgam, the Jews and the coming of Christianity as manifested in the
papyri; his Egypt from Alexander the
Great to the Arab Conquest (Clarendon
Press, Oxford 1948; reprinted Greenwood Press, Westport, CT 1977), is a
very readable, very informative brief
account; M. David and B.A. van Groningen, Papyrological Primer (E.J. Brill,
Leyden, fourth edition 1965),is a handy
introduction to the subject for the student of Greek; in A.S. Hunt, C.C. Edgar
and D.L. Page, Select Papyri (Loeb
Classical Library, London and Cambridge, MA, 3 volumes, 1932-41), volumes 1 and 2 contain 434 private and
public documents and volume 3 offers
147literary texts, all presented with the
Greek original and an English translation on facing pages; A.H.M. Jones, The
Cities of the Eastern Roman Provinces

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