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Renfrew, C., Dixon J. E., & Cann J. R. (1968).  Further analysis of Near Eastern obsidians. Proceedings of the Prehistoric Society. 34, 319-331.
Klarich, E. A. (2005).  From the Monumental to the Mundane: Defining Early Leadership Strategies at Late Formative Pukara, Peru. University of California, Santa Barbara, Anthropology. 397. Abstract
Cobb, C. R. (2000).  From quarry to cornfield: The political economy of Mississippian Hoe production. xv, 257 p..
Sheets, P. D. (1978).  From Craftsman to Cog: Quantitative views of Mesoamerican lithic technology. (Sidrys, Raymond, Ed.).Papers on the Economy and Architecture of the Ancient Maya.
Clark, J. E., & Lee T. A. (1984).  Formative obsidian exchange and the emergence of public economies in Chiapas, Mexico. (Hirth, Kenneth G., Ed.).Trade and exchange in early Mesoamerica. . 235-274.
Craig, N. Michael (2005).  The Formation of Early Settled Villages and the Emergence of Leadership: A Test of Three Theoretical Models in the Rio Ilave, Lake Titicaca Basin, Southern Peru. Anthropology. Ph.D., 916. Abstract
Kelly, R. L. (1995).  The Foraging Spectrum: Diversity in hunter-gatherer lifeways. xvi, 446.
Hofman, J. L. (1991).  Folsom Land Use: Projectile point variability as a key to mobility. (Montet-White, A., Holen, S., Ed.).Raw Material Economies among Prehistoric Hunter-gatherers. 335-355.
Rigsby, C. A., Baker P. A., & Aldenderfer M. (2003).  Fluvial history of the Rio Ilave valley, Peru, and its relationship to climate and human history. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology. 194, 165-185. Abstract
Flannery, K. V., Marcus J., & Reynolds R. G. (1989).  The Flocks of the Wamani: A study of llama herders on the punas of Ayacucho, Peru. xii, 239.
Whittaker, J. C. (1994).  Flintknapping: Making and understanding stone tools. 341.
Bryan, K. (1950).  Flint quarries, the sources of tools and, at the same time, the factories of the American Indian; with a consideration of the theory of the "blank" and some of the technique of flint utilization. vii, 40.
Tripcevich, N. (2004).  Flexibility by Design: How mobile GIS meets the needs of archaeological survey. Cartography and Geographic Information Science. 31, 137-151.
Moholy-Nagy, H. (1991).  Flaked chert industry of Tikal, Guatemala. Maya Stone Tools: Selected Papers from the Second Maya Lithic Conference. 189-202.
Shott, M. J., Bradbury A. P., Carr P. J., & Odell G. H. (2000).  Flake size from platform attributes: Predictive and empirical approaches. Journal of Archaeological Science. 27, 877-894. Abstract
Bandy, M. S. (2004).  Fissioning, Scalar Stress, and Social Evolution in Early Village Societies. American Anthropologist. 106, 322-333. Abstract
Gilmore, R. M. (1950).  Fauna and Ethnozoology of South America. (Steward, Julian H., Ed.).Handbook of South American Indians. 6, 345-464.
Anovitz, L. M., Elam J. M., Riciputi L. R., & Cole D. R. (1999).  The failure of obsidian hydration dating: Sources, implications, and new directions. Journal of Archaeological Science. 26, 735-752.
Ellis, C. J. (1997).  Factors influencing the Use of Stone Projectile Tips. (Knecht, Heidi, Ed.).Projectile technology. 37-74.