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• 1988‘Simple’ analogy and the role of relevance assumptions: Implications of archaeological practice87 cited
• 1983Ethnoarchaeology in Africa38 cited
• 1987The significance of pottery in Zambian Later Stone Age contexts35 cited
• 2003Transcending the “Obnoxious Spectator”: a case for processual pluralism in ethnoarchaeology28 cited
• 2005Languages/Cultures Are Dead!28 cited
• 1990Ethnoarchaeology: the search for a self-corrective approach to the study of past human behaviour24 cited
• 2014Metapragmatics in Archaeological Analysis: Interpreting Classic Maya Patron Deity Veneration24 cited
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• 2005Unchosen Grounds18 cited
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• 2022The Iron Age in Central Thailand5 cited