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Gorenflo, L. J., & Gale N. (1990).  Mapping Regional Settlement in Information Space. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology. 9, 240.
Chávez, K. L. M. (1977).  Marcavalle: The ceramics from an early horizon site in the valley of Cusco, Peru, and the implications for South Highland socio-economic interactions. Anthropology. 1209.
Moseley, M. E. (1975).  The Maritime Foundations of Andean Civilization. (Lamberg-Karlosky, C. C., Sabloff, Jeremy A., Ed.).Cummings archaeology series. xi, 131.
Alden, J. R. (1982).  Marketplace Exchange as Indirect Distribution: An Iranian Example. (Ericson, Jonathon E., Earle, Timothy K., Ed.).Contexts for Prehistoric Exchange. 83-102.
Sidrys, R. V. (1977).  Mass-Distance Meaures for the Maya Obsidian Trade. (Earle, Timothy K., Ericson, Jonathon E., Ed.).Exchange systems in prehistory. 91-107.
Speth, J. D. (1972).  Mechanical Basis of Percussion Flaking. American Antiquity. 37, 34-60.
Echeverría, F. X. (1952).  Memoria de la Santa Iglesia de Arequipa. (Barriga, Víctor M., Ed.).Memorias para la historia de Arequipa. 4, 80-104.
Hartmann, R. (1971).  Mercados y ferias prehispánicos en el area andina. Boletín de la Academia Nacional de Historia. 54, 214-235.
Patterson, T. C. (1987).  Merchant capital and the formation of the Inca state. Dialectical Anthropology. 12, 217-227.
Lechtman, H. (1976).  Metallurgical site survey in the Peruvian Andes. Journal of Field Archaeology. 3, 1-42. Abstract
Van Leusen, P. M. (2002).  Methodological Investigations into the Formation and Interpretation of Spatial Patterns in Archaeological Landscapes. 350.
Aldenderfer, M. (1982).  Methods of Cluster Validation for Archaeology. World Archaeology. 14, 61-72.
Moholy-Nagy, H. (1999).  Mexican obsidian at Tikal, Guatemala. Latin American Antiquity. 10, 300-13.
Moholy-Nagy, H. (1997).  Middens, construction fill, and offerings: evidence for the organization of Classic Period craft production at Tikal, Guatemala. Journal of Field Archaeology. 24, 293-313.
Starn, O. (1991).  Missing the Revolution: Anthropologists and the War in Peru. Cultural Anthropology. 6, 63-91.
Casimir, M. J., & Rao A. (1992).  Mobility and Territoriality: Social and spatial boundaries among foragers, fishers, pastoralists, and peripatetics. (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Völkerkunde, Ed.). 404.
Kelly, R. L. (1992).  Mobility Sedentism: Concepts, Archaeological Measures, and Effects. Annual Review of Anthropology. 21, 43-66.
Earle, T. K., & Christenson A. L. (1980).  Modeling change in prehistoric subsistence economies. Studies in archaeology. xiv, 261.
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.
Aldenderfer, M. (1998).  Montane Foragers: Asana and the south-central Andean Archaic. xv, 327.
Dillian, C. D. (2002).  More than Toolstone: Differential Utilization of Glass Mountain Obsidian. Anthropology. 345.
Hughes, R. E. (1994).  Mosaic Patterning in Prehistoric California - Great Basin Exchange. (Baugh, Timothy G., Ericson, Jonathon E., Ed.).Prehistoric exchange systems in North America. 363-383.
Funnell, D. C., & Parish R. (2001).  Mountain environments and communities. Routledge physical environment series. xiv, 415.
Bastien, J. W. (1978).  Mountain of the Condor: Metaphor and ritual in an Andean ayllu. xxv, 227.
Brush, S. B. (1977).  Mountain, Field, and Family: The economy and human ecology of an Andean valley. xiv, 199 , [5] leaves of plates.