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The Archaeological Research Facility (ARF), founded in 1948 as the University of California Archaeological Survey, is a research unit supporting UC Berkeley archaeologists who are faculty members and researchers from a wide-range of academic departments. The ARF provides equipment for field and laboratory research, laboratory space, and internal funding for archaeological studies. In 1965 the ARF began to publish data-rich monographs in the Contributions to the Archaeological Research Facility serial and the ARF Special Publications volumes. Digital versions of most volumes (1965-2005) are available in PDF format at the Foster Anthropology Library's AnthroHub website. Complementing the monograph series, the ARF site on eScholarship hosts digital reports produced from field work and laboratory analysis by Berkeley archaeologists.
There are 35 publications in this collection, published between 2011 and 2015.
Boyd, Brian; Roddick, Andrew; Morgan, Colleen: Louder Than Orange: a chromosonic sense of archaeological usewear photography, 2015
Marsh, Erik J; Frigolé, Cecilia; Moyano, Rosa; Roddick, Andrew; Morgan, Colleen: Science-ing Ceramics in the Southern Andes, 2015
Morell-Hart, Shanti; Roddick, Andrew; Morgan, Colleen: The Scene of Disciplined Seeing, 2015
Shillito, Lisa-Marie; Roddick, Andrew; Morgan, Colleen: The Beauty and Frustration of SingleMoments, Frozen in Time, 2015
Chave-Dartoen, Sophie Dr.: *Banua, *panua, fenua: An Austronesian conception of the sociocosmic world, 2014
Flexner, James: Some Thoughts on the Past and Future of Archaeological Mapping in Polynesia, 2014
Flexner, James Dr.: Spatial Dynamics in Oceania, 2014
Hermann, Aymeric Dr.: Archaeological Attempt to Deal withAnthropological Issues: InvestigatingSocieties through the Study of Techno-economic Activities, 2014
Molle, Guillaume Dr,: “Bones and Sand”: Archaeology of the Dunes in Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia, 2014
Morgan, Coleen L: ZEITGEIST: Burcu Tung, 2014
Morgan, Coleen L: ZEITGEIST: CERI HOULBROOK, 2013
Hardy, Sam: Karavostasi (Gemikonagi), Cyprus, 2012
Bale, Martin T; Byington, Mark: Building a Foundation for Korean Archaeology as World Archaeology, 2011
Brandon, Jamie: Shovels: Regional Diversity in One of Our Most Indispensible Tools, 2011
Diamond, Marion: Value at a Distance: Coins in early Australia, 2011
Goldstein, Lynne: The Story of a Set of Bamboo Picks, 2011
Hardy, Sam: Breaking the News, 2011
Holbrook, Jarita; Medupe, Rodney; Urama, Johnson: African Cultural Astronomy, 2011
Hu, Di: Memories of haunted places: an Andean village after the violence, 2011
Hurry, Silas: The Archaeology of Archaeology, 2011
Jensen, Anne: The Osteometric Board, 2011
Killgrove, Kristina: Teaching Preschoolers about Anthropology, 2011
Laracuente, Nicolas: Notes as Tools: Documenting ArchaeologicalDestruction, 2011
Law, Matt: Gifts from the Distance: flotsam as acultural resource in island societies, 2011
Lewis, Quentin: Clipboards and Context, 2011
Moore, Declan: Ireland and the 'Vagaries of War', 2011
Morgan, Colleen: DIY, Green Burials, and Mortuary Archaeology, 2011
Ogden, Jessica: #Archaeology and #SocialMedia at#ACRNCASPAR, 2011
Rajala, Ulla: Distances in Landscape Archaeology, 2011
Salt, Alun: Ancient Guide, 2011
Salt, Alun: Archaeology as a Vendetta, 2011
Salt, Alun: Can Archaeology Make a Small Contribution to Big History?, 2011
Salt, Alun: Linda Shevitz, Maryland Women’s Heritage Center, 2011
Salt, Alun: One past or two? Ancient History and Archaeology in Archaic Sicily, 2011
Wagner, Stephen: The Seventy Percent Solution, 2011
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