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Polanyi, K. (1944).  The Great Transformation. 315.
Winterhalder, B. (1997).  Gifts given, gifts taken: The Behavioral Ecology of Nonmarket, Intragroup Exchange. Journal of Archaeological Research. 5, 121-168. Abstract
Gregory, C. A. (1982).  Gifts and commodities. xiv, 242.
Gregory, C. A. (1982).  Gifts and commodities. xiv, 242.
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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
Gilmore, R. M. (1950).  Fauna and Ethnozoology of South America. (Steward, Julian H., Ed.).Handbook of South American Indians. 6, 345-464.
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Ensminger, J. (2002).  Experimental economics: a powerful new method for theory testing in anthropology. (Ensminger, Jean, Ed.).Theory in economic anthropology. 59-78.
Earle, T. K. (2001).  Exchange and Social Stratification in the Andes: The Xauxa Case. (D'Altroy, Terence N., Hastorf, Christine A., Ed.).Empire and domestic economy. 297-314.
Johnson, A. W., & Earle T. K. (2000).  The Evolution of Human Societies: From foraging group to agrarian state. 440.
Johnson, A. W., & Earle T. K. (1987).  The Evolution of Human Societies: From foraging group to agrarian state. x, 360.
Ogburn, D. E. (2004).  Evidence for long-distance transportation of building stones in the Inka empire, from Cuzco, Peru to Saraguro, Ecuador. Latin American Antiquity. 15, 419-439.
Ogburn, D. E. (2004).  Evidence for long-distance transportation of building stones in the Inka empire, from Cuzco, Peru to Saraguro, Ecuador. Latin American Antiquity. 15, 419-439.
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., & Flannery K. V. (1976).  Ethnographic Models for Formative Exchange. (Flannery, Kent V., Ed.).The Early Mesoamerican Village. 286-292.
Nielsen, A. E. (2001).  Ethnoarchaeological Perspectives on Caravan Trade in the South-Central Andes. (Kuznar, Lawrence A., Ed.).Ethnoarchaeology of Andean South America: Contributions to archaeological method and theory. 4, 163-201.
Karátson, D., Thouret J. - C., Moriya I., & Lomoschitz A. (1999).  Erosion calderas: origins, processes, structural and climatic control. Bulletin of Volcanology. 61, 174-193. Abstract
Oberem, U. (1981).  El acceso a recursos naturales de diferentes ecologías en la sierra ecuatoriana. Siglo XVI.. (Moreno Yáñez, Segundo, Oberem, Udo, Ed.).Contribución a la etnohistoria ecuatoriana. 20, 406.
Owen, B. (2001).  The Economy of Metal and Shell Wealth Goods. (D'Altroy, Terence N., Hastorf, Christine A., Ed.).Empire and domestic economy. 265-293.
Polanyi, K. (1957).  The Economy as an Instituted Process. (Arensberg, C. M., Polanyi, Karl, Pearson, H. W., Ed.).Trade and Market in the Early Empires: Economies in History and Theory. 243-270.
Polanyi, K. (1957).  The Economy as an Instituted Process. (Arensberg, C. M., Polanyi, Karl, Pearson, H. W., Ed.).Trade and Market in the Early Empires: Economies in History and Theory. 243-270.
Polanyi, K. (1957).  The Economy as an Instituted Process. (Arensberg, C. M., Polanyi, Karl, Pearson, H. W., Ed.).Trade and Market in the Early Empires: Economies in History and Theory. 243-270.
Wilk, R. R. (1996).  Economies and Cultures: Foundations of economic anthropology. xvii, 189.
Hunt, R. C. (2002).  Economic Transfers and Exchanges: Concepts for describing allocations. (Ensminger, Jean, Ed.).Theory in economic anthropology. 105-118.
Barth, F. (1967).  Economic Spheres in Darfur. (Firth, Raymond William, Ed.).Themes in Economic Anthropology. 149-174.
Schneider, H. K. (1974).  Economic man: The anthropology of economics. 278.