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Birdsell, J. B. (1970).  Local Group Composition Among the Australian Aborigines: A Critique of the Evidence From Fieldwork Conducted Since 1930. Current Anthropology. 11, 115-142. Abstract
Bittmann, B., & Munizaga J. R. (1979).  El arco en América: Evidencia temprana y directa. Indiana. 5, 229-251.
Blanton, R. E. (1998).  Reply to Hirth's "The distributional approach: a new way to identify marketplace exchange in the archaeological record". Current Anthropology. 39, 463-464.
Blanton, R. E., Feinman G. M., Kowaleski S. A., & Peregrine P. N. (1996).  A Dual-Process Theory for the Evolution of Mesoamerican Civilization.. Current Anthropology. 37, 1-86.
Bleed, P. (2001).  Trees of chains, links or branches: Conceptual alternative for consideration of stone tool production and other sequential activities. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory. 8, 101-127. Abstract
Boëda, É. (1991).  Approche de la variabilité des systèmes de production lithique des industries de Paléolithique inférieur et moyen: Chronique d'une variabilité attendue. Techniques et Culture. 17-18, 37-79.
Bohannan, P., & Dalton G. (1962).  Introduction. (Bohannan, Paul, Dalton, George, Ed.).Markets in Africa. 1-28.
Bohannan, P. (1965).  Social anthropology. viii, 421.
Bonavia, D. (1996).  Los camélidos sudamericanos: una introducción a su estudio. Travaux de l'Institut Francais d'études andines. 93, 843.
Boone, J. L. (1992).  Competition, conflict, and the development of social hierarchies. (Smith, Eric Alden, Winterhalder, Bruce, Ed.).Evolutionary ecology and human behavior. 301-338.
Bourdieu, P. (1977).  Outline of a theory of practice. viii, 248.
Bradley, B. A. (1975).  Lithic Reduction Sequences: A glossary and discussion. (Swanson, Earl Herbert, Ed.).Lithic Technology: Making and using stone tools. 5-13.
Bradley, R., & Edmonds M. R. (1993).  Interpreting the Axe Trade: Production and Exchange in Neolithic Britain. New Studies in Archaeology. xiv, 236.
Braswell, G. E., Clark J. E., Aoyama K., McKillop H. I., & Glascock M. D. (2000).  Determining the Geological Provenance of Obsidian Artifacts from the Maya Region: A test of the efficacy of visual sourcing. Latin American Antiquity. 11, 269-282.
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.
Brooks, S. O. (1998).  Prehistoric Agricultural Terraces in the Rio Japo Basin, Colca Valley, Peru. Geography. 545. Abstract
Brooks, S. O., Glascock M. D., & Giesso M. (1997).  Source of volcanic glass for ancient Andean tools. Nature. 376, 449-450.
Browman, D. L. (1989).  Origins and development of Andean pastoralism: an overview of the past 6000 years. (Clutton-Brock, J., Ed.).The Walking Larder: patterns of domestication, pastoralism and predation. 256-268.
Browman, D. L. (1980).  Tiwanaku expansion and altiplano economic patterns. Estudios arqueológicos. 5, 107-120.
Browman, D. L. (1970).  Early Peruvian Peasants: The Culture History of a Central Highlands Valley. Anthropology. Ph.D., 578.
Browman, D. L. (1990).  Camelid Pastoralism in the Andes: Llama Caravan Fleteros, and Their Importance in Production and Distribution. (Salzman, Philip C., Galaty, John G., Ed.).Nomads in a Changing World. 395-438.
Browman, D. L. (1981).  Review: prehistoric hunters of the high Andes. Human ecology. 9, 257-260.
Browman, D. L. (1974).  Pastoral nomadism in the Andes. Current Anthropology. 15, 188-196.
Browman, D. L. (1994).  Titicaca Basin archaeolinguistics - Uru, Pukina and Aymara Ad 750-1450. World Archaeology. 26, 235-251. Abstract
Browman, D. L. (1981).  New Light on Andean Tiwanaku. American Scientist. 69, 408-419.