Modes of production and archaeology

Introducing modes of production in archaeology / Robert M. Rosenswig and Jerimy J. Cunningham -- Hunter-gatherer studies -- Modes of production in Southern California at the end of the eighteenth century / Thomas C. Patterson -- Applying modes of production analysis to non-state, or anarchic, societies: shifting from historical epochs to seasonal microscale / Bill Angelbeck -- Early agricultural modes of production in Mesoamerica: new insights from southern and central Mexico / Guillermo Acosta Ochoa -- Production and consumption: theory, methodology, and lithic analysis / Myrian ?lvarez and Ivan Briz Godino -- Kin-mode contradictions, crises, and transformations in the archaic lower mississippi valley / Bradley E. Ensor -- Pre-state agriculturalists -- The tributary mode of production and justifying ideologies: evaluating the Wolf-Trigger Hypothesis / Robert M. Rosenswig -- The ritual mode of production in the casas grandes social field / Jerimy J. Cunningham -- Bronze economy and mode of production: the role of comparative advantages in temperate Europe during the Bronze Age / Johan Ling, Per Cornell, and Kristian Kristiansen -- Ancient states -- Social formations analysis: modes, class, gender, and the multiple contexts for agency / Bradley E. Ensor -- Re-envisioning prehispanic Mesoamerican economies: modes of production, fiscal foundations of collective action, and conceptual legacies / Gary M. Feinman and Linda M. Nicholas -- Modern states -- Colonialism, articulation, and modes of production at an early seventeenth-century english colony in the Western Caribbean / Charles E. Orser Jr -- The plantation mode of production / James A. Delle