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Versteeg, A.H. and F.R. Effert. 1987. Golden Rock: the first Indian village on St. Eustatius.
St. Eust. Hist. Found. No. 1: 21 pp.
Vine, P. (ed.). 1993. Bahrain National Museum. Immel Publishing, Ltd.; London. x + 177 pp.
Waring, A.J., Jr. and L.H. Larson, Jr. 1968. The Shell Ring on Sapelo Island. In: S. Williams
(ed.). The Waring Papers: The Collected Works of Antonio J. Waring, Jr. Papers of
the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University. 58:
261–278.
Wheatley, P. 1975. Analecta Sino-Africana Recensa. Pp. 76–114. In: H.N. Chittick and R.I.
Rotberg (eds.). East Africa and the Orient: Cultural Syntheses in Pre-colonial Times.
Africana; New York.
Whitcher, K.S. In press. Animal exploitation at early Bronze I Afridar: what the bones tell
us (Initial analysis of the animal bones from areas E, F and G). Atiqot.
Willey, G.R. 1949. Excavations in southeast Florida. Yale Univ. Publ. Anthropol. 42: 137 pp.
+ 16 plates.
Wilson, S.M. 1992. “That unmanned wild country.” Nat. Hist. 5: 16–17.
Wing, E.S. 1963a. Vertebrate remains from the Wash Island site. Fla. Anthropol. 16(3): 93–96.
Wing, E.S. 1963b. Vertebrates from the Jungerman and Goodman sites near the east coast of
Florida. In: D. Fordan, E.S. Wing, and A.K. Bullen (eds.). Contributions of the Florida
State Museum Social Sciences 10: 51–60.
Wing, E.S. 1965. Animal bones associated with two Indian sites on Marco Island, Florida.
Fla. Anthropol. 18(1): 21–28.
Wing, E.S. 1974. Vertebrate faunal remains. Pp. 186–188. In: Andrews, E.W. IV et al. (ed.).
Excavation of an early shell midden on Isla Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico.
Archaeological Investigations on the Yucatan Peninsula. National Geographic Society — Tulane University Program of Research on the Yucatan Peninsula. Middle
American Research Institute, Tulane University; New Orleans. Publication 31.
Wing, E.S. 1977. Subsistence systems in the Southeast. Fla. Anthropol. 30(1): 81–87.
Wing, E.S. 2001a. The sustainability of resources used by native Americans on four Caribbean
islands. Int. J. Osteoarchaeol. 11: 112–126.
Wing, E.S. 2001b. Native American use of animals in the Caribbean. Pp. 481–518. In: Charles
A. Woods and Florence E. Sergile (eds.). Biogeography of the West Indies: Patterns
and Perspectives, 2nd ed. CRC Press; Washington, DC.
Wing, E.S. and E.J. Reitz. 1982. Prehistoric fishing economies of the Caribbean. New World
Archaeol. 5(2): 13–22.
Wing, E.S. and S.J. Scudder. 1983. Animal exploitation by prehistoric people living on a
tropical marine edge. Pp. 197–210. In: C. Grigson and J. Clutton-Brock (eds.). Animals and Archaeology. BAR International Series 183; Oxford.
Wing, E.S. and D. Steadman. 1980. Vertebrate faunal remains from Dzibilchaltun. In: E.W.
Andrews IV and E.W. Andrews V (eds.). Excavations at Dzibilchaltun, Yucatan,
Mexico. Tulane University; New Orleans. Middle American Research Institute, Pub.
48: 326–331.
Wingert, P.S. 1953. The Art of the South Pacific Islands: A Loan Exhibition. H.H. De Young
Memorial Museum; San Francisco, California. 64 pp. + 102 plates.
Wright, H.T. 1984. Early seafarers of the Comoro Islands: the Dembeni Phase of the IXthXth Centuries AD. AZANIA 19: 12–59.
Yasin Al-Tikkriti, W. 1985. The archaeological investigations on Ghanda Island 1982–1984:
further evidence for the coastal Umm an-Nar culture. Archaeol. United Arab Emir.
4. Al Ain: 9–19.
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