What does JFA stand for?

Journal of Field Archaeology

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Their analysis of 105 oval-shaped hand axes and 41 rectangular cleavers appears in the Spring Journal of Field Archaeology.

Ancient Israeli implements: out of Africa

In the spring Journal of Field Archaeology, she and Tom D.

Blood from stones: tests for prehistoric blood cast doubt on earlier ...

Most evidence of the Nagada culture comes from large cemeteries, where elaborate burials reflect the formation of elite social groups, Bard reports in the fall JOURNAL OF FIELD ARCHAEOLOGY.

Egyptian civilization: the south rises

Excavations uncovered a central acropolis, five plazas, 20 burials, 19 ceremonial caches and 41 major structures, Healy reports in the FALL JOURNAL OF FIELD ARCHAEOLOGY.

New look at an ancient Maya site

Simmons of the University of Nevada-Reno and his colleagues in the spring JOURNAL OF FIELD ARCHAEOLOGY.

The dead and the plastered

They describe the study in the winter JOURNAL OF FIELD ARCHAEOLOGY.

Ritual clues flow from prehistoric blood

Archaeologist Fred Wendorf of Southern Methodist University in Dallas and his co-workers proposed a different interpretation of the radar-exposed channels in the spring 1987 JOURNAL OF FIELD ARCHAEOLOGY.

Rivers in the sand; the ancient Sahara may have harbored waterways ...

Pendergast report on their work at the Marco Gonzalez site--named after an island boy who led them to the remains in 1984--in the newly released spring JOURNAL OF FIELD ARCHAEOLOGY.

Late Maya culture gets an island lift