Exchange systems in prehistory

Content: 
STUDIES IN ARCHEOLOGY, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS, Pages xi-xii
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, Page xiii
Chapter 1 - EXCHANGE SYSTEMS IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE, Pages 3-12
Chapter 2 - TURQUOISE SOURCES AND SOURCE ANALYSIS: MESOAMERICA AND THE SOUTHWESTERN U.S.A., Pages 15-34
Chapter 3 - MAYA JADE: SOURCE LOCATION AND ANALYSIS, Pages 35-67
Chapter 4 - ALTERNATIVE MODELS FOR EXCHANGE AND SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION, Pages 71-90
Chapter 5 - MASS-DISTANCE MEASURES FOR THE MAYA OBSIDIAN TRADE, Pages 91-107
Chapter 6 - EGALITARIAN EXCHANGE SYSTEMS IN CALIFORNIA: A PRELIMINARY VIEW, Pages 109-126
Chapter 7 - MODELING ECONOMIC EXCHANGE, Pages 127-140
Chapter 8 - A NETWORK MODEL FOR THE ANALYSIS OF PREHISTORIC TRADE, Pages 141-151
Chapter 9 - IDENTIFICATION OF PREHISTORIC INTRASETTLEMENT EXCHANGE, Pages 153-170
Chapter 10 - QUARRY ANALYSIS AT BODIE HILLS, MONO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: A CASE STUDY, Pages 171-188
Chapter 11 - ABORIGINAL ECONOMIES IN STATELESS SOCIETIES, Pages 191-212
Chapter 12 - A REAPPRAISAL OF REDISTRIBUTION: COMPLEX HAWAIIAN CHIEFDOMS, Pages 213-229
Chapter 13 - THE SIMULATION OF A LINEAR EXCHANGE SYSTEM UNDER EQUILIBRIUM CONDITIONS, Pages 233-253
Chapter 14 - THE ECOLOGICAL EVOLUTION OF CULTURE: THE STATE AS PREDATOR IN SUCCESSION THEORY, Pages 255-268
INDEX, Pages 269-274