If you liked Archaeology as a process by O'Brien, Michael J., start with The prehistory of Missouri (1998), Changing perspectives on the archaeology of the Central Mississippi River Valley (1998), and Americanist culture history (1997). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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The prehistory of Missouri
1998 · 417 pages · O'Brien, Michael J. · Same author
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Changing perspectives on the archaeology of the Central Mississippi River Valley
1998 · 385 pages · O'Brien, Michael J. · Same author
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Americanist culture history
1997 · 499 pages · O'Brien, Michael J. · Same author
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The Cannon Reservoir Human Ecology Project
1979 · 137 pages · Dale R. Henning, O'Brien, Michael J. · Same author
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Cultural transmission and archaeology
2008 · 238 pages · O'Brien, Michael J. · Same author
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Paradigms of the past
1996 · 561 pages · O'Brien, Michael J. · Same author
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Plowzone archeology
1981 · 214 pages · O'Brien, Michael J. · Same author
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James A. Ford and the growth of Americanist archaeology
1998 · 377 pages · O'Brien, Michael J. · Same author
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Applying evolutionary archaeology
2000 · 471 pages · O'Brien, Michael J. · Same author
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Middle and late woodland subsistence and ceramic technology in the Central Mississippi River Valley
1996 · 270 pages · O'Brien, Michael J. · Same author
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Cladistics and archaeology
2004 · 280 pages · O'Brien, Michael J. · Same author
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Cannon Reservoir Human Ecology Project report
1980 · 92 pages · O'Brien, Michael J. · Same author
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What should I read after Archaeology as a process?
BookOrb recommends The prehistory of Missouri (1998), Changing perspectives on the archaeology of the Central Mississippi River Valley (1998), Americanist culture history (1997), The Cannon Reservoir Human Ecology Project (1979), and Cultural transmission and archaeology (2008).
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