Social Perspectives on Ancient Lives from Paleothnobotanical Data

1. Social Paleoethnobotany: New Contributions to Archaeological Theory and Practice
Maria C. Bruno, Matthew P. Sayre

2. Integrating Archaeological Data Toward a Better Understanding of Food Plants Choices and Territory Exploitation in the Northwestern European Early Neolithic: The Case of Remicourt “En Bia Flo II”
Alexandre Chevalier, Dominique Bosquet

3. Cultigen Chenopods in the Americas: A Hemispherical Perspective
Gayle J. Fritz, Maria C. Bruno, BrieAnna S. Langlie, Bruce D. Smith, Logan Kistler

4. Rethinking the Role of Wild Resources in Agriculturalist Societies: Archives from Rockshelter Cases of Northwestern Argentina
M. Alejandra Korstanje

5. Exploring Culinary Practices Through GIS Modeling at Joya de Cerén, El Salvador
Alan Farahani, Katherine L. Chiou, Rob Q. Cuthrell, Anna Harkey, Shanti Morell-Hart, Christine A. Hastorf, Payson D. Sheets

6. Ritual and Plant Use at Conchopata: An Andean Middle Horizon Site
Matthew P. Sayre, William T. Whitehead

7. Ritual Time: The Struggle to Pinpoint the Temporality of Ritual Practice Using Archaeobotanical Data
Christopher T. Morehart

8. A Compelling Intersectionality: Paleoethnobotany, Social Theory, and Feminist Commitments
Margaret W. Conkey

9. Commentary: Paleoethnobotany Beyond Diet, Environment, and Ecology
Deborah M. Pearsall

Avainsanat: Social Sciences, Archaeology, Environment, general