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Ceremonial exchange
Humphrey, C., & Hugh-Jones S. (1992).  Barter, exchange, and value: An anthropological approach. 203.
Graeber, D. (2001).  Toward an Anthropological Theory of Value: The false coin of our own dreams. 337.
Ceramics.
Shepard, A. O. (1956).  Ceramics for the archaeologist. 414.
Central places.
Smith, C. A. (1976).  Regional Economic Systems: Linking geographical models and socioeconomic problems. (Smith, Carol A., Ed.).Regional analysis, Volume 1, Economic Systems. 3-63.
Smith, C. A. (1976).  Exchange systems and the spatial distribution of elites: the organization of stratification in agrarian societies. (Smith, Carol A., Ed.).Regional analysis, Volume 2, Social Systems. 309–374.
Central Description and travel.
Trinkler, E. (1931).  The stormswept roof of Asia : by yak, camel & sheep caravan in Tibet, Chinese Turkistan & over the Kara-Koram. 312 , [16] leaves of plate (1 fold.).
Central America--Commerce
Zeidler, J. A. (1977).  Primitive exchange, prehistoric trade, and the problem of a Mesoamerican-South American connection. Journal of the Steward Anthropological Society. 9, 7-39.
Central America--Archaeology--Theory
Rathje, W. L., & ed Leone, Mark P. (1972).  Praise the Gods and Pass the Metates: A hypothesis of the development of lowland rainforest civilizations in Mesoamerica. Contemporary archaeology; a guide to theory and contributions. 365-392.
Central America--Archaeology--Stone industry
Sheets, P. D. (1975).  Behavioral analysis and the structure of a prehistoric industry. Current Anthropology. 16, 369-391.
Central America--Archaeology--Obsidian
Sidrys, R. V. (1976).  Classic Maya obsidian trade. American Antiquity. 41, 449-464.
Central America--Archaeology--Environment
Rathje, W. L., & ed Leone, Mark P. (1972).  Praise the Gods and Pass the Metates: A hypothesis of the development of lowland rainforest civilizations in Mesoamerica. Contemporary archaeology; a guide to theory and contributions. 365-392.
Central America--Archaeology--Cataloging
Sheets, P. D. (1975).  Behavioral analysis and the structure of a prehistoric industry. Current Anthropology. 16, 369-391.
Central America Climate.
Johnson, A. M. (1976).  The climate of Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador. (Schwerdtfeger, Werner, Ed.).Climates of Central and South America. 12, 147-200.
Central America Antiquities.
Pires-Ferreira, J. W., & Flannery K. V. (1976).  Ethnographic Models for Formative Exchange. (Flannery, Kent V., Ed.).The Early Mesoamerican Village. 286-292.
Pires-Ferreira, J. W. (1976).  Obsidian Exchange in Formative Mesoamerica. (Flannery, Kent V., Ed.).The Early Mesoamerican Village. 292-306.
Winter, M. C., & Pires-Ferreira J. W. (1976).  Distribution of Obsidian among Households in Two Oaxacan Villages. (Flannery, Kent V., Ed.).The Early Mesoamerican Village. 306-311.
Central America Antiquities
Braswell, G. E. (2002).  Praise the gods and pass the obsidian?: The organization of ancient economy in San Marti?n Jilotepeque, Guatemala. (Masson, Marilyn A., Freidel, David A., Ed.).Ancient Maya political economies. 285-306.
Central America
Moholy-Nagy, H. (1999).  Mexican obsidian at Tikal, Guatemala. Latin American Antiquity. 10, 300-13.
Clark, J. E. (1997).  Prismatic Blademaking, Craftsmanship, and Production: An analysis of obsidian refuse from Ojo de Agua, Chiapas, Mexico. Ancient Mesoamerica. 8, 137-159.
Cenozoic
Gregory-Wodzicki, K. M. (2000).  Uplift history of the Central and Northern Andes: A review. Geological Society of America Bulletin. 112, 1091-1105. Abstract
Caylloma (Peru : Province) History
Manrique, N. (1985).  Colonialismo y Pobreza Campesina: Caylloma y el valle del Colca siglos XVI-XX. 237.
Campa Indians History Sources.
Varese, S. (2002).  Salt of the Mountain: Campa Asháninka history and resistance in the Peruvian jungle. xxxvi, 236 [10] p. of plates.
camelids llama caravan exchange trade
Nielsen, A. E. (2000).  Andean Caravans: An Ethnoarchaeology. Anthropology. 564.
Camelidae South America.
Flores Ochoa, J. A., Portús Pérez J., & MacQuarrie K. (1994).  Gold of the Andes: The llamas, alpacas, vicuñas and guanacos of South America. 1 & 2, Abstract
Flores Ochoa, J. A., & MacQuarrie K. (1994).  Modern-Day Herders: An Andean legacy continues. (Flores Ochoa, Jorge A., Portús Pérez, Javier, MacQuarrie, Kim, Ed.).Gold of the Andes: The llamas, alpacas, vicuñas and guanacos of South America. Volume 2, 101-193.