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Dave Maxwell

    Dave Maxwell

    Simon Fraser University, Archaeology, Department Member
    Papers
    Stingray Spine Use and Maya Bloodletting Rituals: A Cautionary Talemore
    by Dave Maxwell, Helen R Haines, and Philip Willink
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    High-resolution sclerochronological analysis of the bivalve mollusk Saxidomus gigantea from Alaska and British Columbia: techniques for revealing environmental archives and archaeological seasonalitymore
    by Dave Maxwell and Nadine Hallmann
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    An Analysis of Caches from Four Sites in the Maya Lowlandsmore
    by Dave Maxwell
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    Growth Coloration: A Method for Determining the Season of Collection of Archaeological Shellfishmore
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    Bison death assemblages and the interpretation of human hunting behaviourmore
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    Using Faunal Remains to Recognize RItual Behaviours. An Example from San Nicolas Island, California.more
    by Dave Maxwell
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    Vertebrate Faunal Remains from CA-LAN-211/H Lower Centinela Creek, Marina del Rey, Californiamore
    by Dave Maxwell and Jeff Altschul
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    Beyond Maritime Symbolism: Toxic Marine Objects from Ritual Contexts at Tikalmore
    by Dave Maxwell
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    Beer Cans: A Guide for the Archaeologistmore
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    Stingray Spine Use and Maya Bloodletting Rituals: A Cautionary Talemore
    by Dave Maxwell
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