Papers

1. Analogy and experiments, cut mark example
2. An experimental investigation of cut mark production
3. An experiment in archaeological site location
4. Are Upper Paleolithic blade cores more productive than Middle Paleolithic discoidal cores-A replicative experiment
5. Ascher. Experimental archaeology
6. Ascher. Analogy in archaeology
7. Ascher. Structural experiment
8. Axe head vs steel experiments
9. Butchery cut mark experiments
10. Brown. Early american projectile experiments
11. Brian Stewart KhoeKhoe ceramics
12. Coles. Experimental archaeology
13. Conceptual premises in experimental archaeology-Dominguez Rodrigo 2008
14. Eren et al 2010. Using you tube in the classroom
15. Eren. Experimental archaeology as a pillar of archaeological education
16. Eren et al. 2011. Tool stone constraints on knapping skill
17. Eren et al. 2011. Middle paleolithic knapping experiments AA (UncorrectedProofs)
18. Eren and Bradley. 2009. LithicTechnology(Small)
19. Experiments and perishable material culture 2008
20. Experiments in Ceramic Technology
21. Experimental_ Archaeology_Factsheet
22. Experimental approaches to near eastern archery. Barton
23. Hair and potters an experimental look at tempers 2008
24. How to publish experiments
25. Introduction to experimental archaeology
26. Interview with a Neanderthal an Experimental Approach to scraper forms
27. Identification of projectile impacts
28. Lithic use wear accrual experiments
29. Lombard & Pargeter. 2008. JAS Howieson’s Poort hunting experiments
30. Morphological Projectile Point Typology Replication Experimentation and Technological analysis
31. New perspectives on experimental archaeology
32. Outram. 2008. introduction to experimental archaeology
33. Pargeter. 2007. SAAB HP hunting
34. Pargeter JAS. 2011. Cattle trampling experiments and macrofracture formation
35. Pargeter and Bradfield ASAPA 2011 goat trampling poster
36. Reynolds. 1999. The nature of experiment in archaeology
37. Relative frequency of butchering cutmarks produced by obsidian and flint
38. Reducing firing of an early pottery making kiln at
39. Seetah. 2008. Analogy, experimentation and theory
40. Shea, J.J and Klenck. Experimental trampling and lithic usewear
41. Shea, J. J. and Brown. 2001. Experiments with middle paleolithic spear points
42. Shiffer understanding formation processes
43. Sisk and Shea 2009 Projectile experiments
44. Small things in perspective the contribution of our blind tests to micro-residue studies on archaeological stone tools-Lombard, Wadley
45. Soultrean lorel leaf production 2008 
46. Some Preliminary Observations on Subsurface Damage on Experimental and Archaeological Quartz Tools using CLSM
47. Stafford. 1977. JFA burin manufacture and utilization
48. Taphonomic identification of cut marks made with lithic handaxes an experiment
49. The elemental chemistry of lithic microwear an experiment
50. The defensibility of Irish Tower Houses – Duncan Berryman
51. The history of flint knapping-Johnson
52. The parallel-flaked flint daggers of late Neolithic Denmark an experimental perspective
53. Theory and experiment in studying technological change
54. Variation in Lithic Assemblages-An Experiment (Shelley)
55. Woodworking on tools through residue analysis and experiments
56. Why are some handaxes symmetrical Testing the influence of handaxe
57. What attributes are important for the measurement of assemblage reduction intensity
58. Willis, Eren and Rick 2008. Does butchering fish leave cutmarks?
59. Weighted atlatl experiments
60. Weapon Trials The Atlatl and Experiments in Hunting Technology-J. Whittaker
61. Yaroshevich et al 2010 projectile experiments
62. Yaroshevich Dissertation
63. http://www.penn.museum/documents/publications/expedition/PDFs/47-2/Reed%20Boats.pdf