A Bibliography of Literature by Elizabeth S. Wing

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A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF LITERATURE BY ELIZABETH S. WING

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Wing, Elizabeth S. 1960. Reproduction in the pocket gopher in economy of two small communities in the Marismas north-central Florida Journal of Mammalogy41(1): 3543. Nacionales of Sinalo and Nayarit, Mexico. Pp. 96-109 in Wing,ElizabethS. 1961.Animal remains excavated atthe Spanish West Mexico Prehistory, Part 3, mimeographed. Buffalo, site of Nueva Cadiz on Cubagua Island, Venezuela. Nieuwe New York: SUNY Buffalo. West-Indische Gids 2: 162-165. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1970. Appendix 2: Faunal remains fromthe Wing, Elizabeth S. 1963. Vertebrates from the Jungerman and Warren Wilson site. Pp. 294-299 in R.S. Dickens. The Goodman sites near the east coast of Florida. Pisgah Culture and Its Place in the Prehistory of the Contributions of the Florida State Museum, Social Southern Appalachians. Ph.D. dissertation, University Sciences 10: 51-60. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1963. Vertebfate remains from the Wash Wing, Elizabeth S. 1972. The White Marl site in Jamaica: Island site. FloridaAnthropologist 16(3): 93-96. Identification and interpretation of faunal remains. Pp. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1965. Animal bones associated with two 18-35 in J. Silverberg, ed. The White Marl Site in Jamaica. Indian sites on Marco Island, Florida. Florida Mimeogfaph. Uftiversity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Anthropologist 18(1): 21-28. Anthropology Department. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1965. Early history of Florida white-tailed Wing, Elizabeth S. 1972. Appendix IV. Utilization of animal deer. Pp. 5-12 in R. R Harlow and R K. Jones. White-tailed resources in the Peruvian Andes. Pp. 327-352 in S. Izumi Deer in Florida. Florida Game and Freshwater Fish and K. Tarada, eds. Andes 4 Excavations at Kotosh, Commission Technical Bulletin 9. Peru. Tokyo: University ofTokyo Press. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1965. Abnormal dentition in several white- Wing, Elizabeth S. 1973. Notes on the faunal remains excavated tailed deerjaws. Journal of Mammalogy 46(2): 348-350. from St. Kitts, West Indies. Caribbean Journal of Science Wing, Elizabeth S. 1966. Fossil skates and rays of Florida. 13: 253-255. Florida State Museum, The Plaster Jacket, no. 2 Wing, Elizabeth S. 1974. Vertebrate faunal remains from a Wing, Elizabeth S. 1966. Animal remains fromaDeptford Period formative Mayan site on Isla Cancun, Yucatan. Pp. 186- midden at Fort Walton Beach. Quarterly Journal of the 188 in E. W. I. Andrews, ed. Excavation of an Early Shell FloridaAcademy of Science 30(1): 57-58. Midden on Isla Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Middle Wing, Elizabeth S. 1966. The white-tailed deer: Early history in American Research Institute, publication no. 21. New Horida. FloridaWildlife 20(5): 10-13. Orleans: Tulane University. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1967. Abotiginal fishing in the Windward Wing, Elizabeth S. 1974. Subsistence of the Patarata site, Vera Islands. Pp. 103-107 in Proceedings of the Second Cruz, Mexico [faunal study]. Pp. 435-448 in B.L. Stark. International Congress for Study of Pre-Columbian Cultures Patarata Island, Vera Cruz, Mexico and the Role of in the Lesser Antilles, St. Ann's Garrison, Barbados. Estuarine Mangrove Swamps in Ancient Mesoamerica. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1967. Oneman's fishis another man's poison. Ph.D. Dissertation, Yale University, New Haven, Pp. 18-20 in Mill Reef Digger's Digest. St. John's: Antigua Connecticut. Archaeological Society. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1974. Review of "Domestikationsforschung Wmg, ElizabethS. 1968. Preliminary note on the faunal remains undGeschichte derHaustiere." Science 183(4127): 844-845. excavated from several sites in Sinaloa, Mexico. Pp. 150- Wing, Elizabeth S., and N. Hammond. 1974. Fish remains in 152 in West Mexican Prehistory, Part 2, mimeographed. archaeology: A comment on Casteel. American Antiquity Buffalo, New York: SUNY Buffalo. 39(1): 133-134. Wing, Elizabeth S., C. E. Ray, and C. A. Hoffman, Jr. 1968. Wing,Elizabeth S. 1975. Vertebrate faunal remains. Pp. 186-188 Vertebrate remains from Indian sites on Antigua, West in E. W. Andrews, ed. Arehaeelogical Investigations on Indies. Caribbean Journal of Science 8(3-4): 123-129. the Yucatan Peninsula. New Orleans: Tulane University, Wing, Elizabeth S., and C. Swift. 1968. Fossil bony fishes from MARIpublicationno. 31. Florida. Florida State Museum, The Plaster Jacket, no. 7. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1975. Informe preliminar acerca de los restos Wing, Elizabeth S. 1969. Vertebrate remains excavated from de fauna de la Cueva de Pachamachay, en Junin, Peru. San Salvador Island, Bahamas. Caribbean Journal of Apendice III. Revista del Museo Nacional Lima 41: 70-80. Science 9(1-2): 25-29. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1975. Hunting and herding in the Peruvian Wng, ElizabethS. 1969. Preliminary analysis of the subsistence Andes. Pp. 302-308 in A. T. Clason, ed. Archaeozoological 206 ZOOARCHAEOLOGY: Papers to Honor Elizabeth S. Wing

Studies. Amsterdam: North-Holland Publishing Co. Yucatan, Mexico. Middle American Research Institute Wing, Elizabeth:S. 1975. La domestication de animales en los publication no. 48. New Orleans: Tulane University. Andes. Allpanchis Revista del Institute de Pastofal Wihg, Elizabeth S.,and R. Marrinan. 1980. Prehistoric fishing. Andina 8: 25-44. Pp. 8-10 in B.A. Purdy,.ed. Florida's Maritime Heritage. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1976. Role of zoology in archaeological Gainesville: Florida State Museum. research. Southeastern Archaeological Conference Wing,ElizabethS. 1980. Faunal remains. Pp. 149-172 in Thomas Bulletin 19: 82-83. R Lynch,ed. Guitarrero Cave: Early Man in the Andes. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1976. Animal remains from Lubaantun. Pp. New York: Aeademic Press. 379-383 in N. Hammond, ed. Lubaantun:AClassic Maya Wing, Elizabeth S. 1980. Aquatic fauna and reptiles from the Realm. Monographs of the Peabody Museum of Atlantic and Pacific sites. Pp. 194-215 in Olga Linares, ed. Archaeology and Ethnology, no. 2. Cambridge, Adaptive Radiations in Prehistoric.Panama. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press. Massachusetts: Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Wing, Elizabeth S. 1976. Prehistoric use of animal resources in Ethnology, Monograph no. 5. Florida. Horida State Museum, ThePlaster Jacket 24: 1-16 Wing, Elizabeth S., and M.D. Coe. 1980. Human-animal Wing, Elizabeth S. 1977. Animal domestication in the Andes. relationships. Pp. 98-123 in M.D. Coe and R.A. Diehl, eds. Pp. 837-859 in Charles A. Reed, ed. Origins ofAgriculture. In the Land of the Olmec. Austin: University ofTexas Press. The Hague: Mouton Press. Wmg, Elizabeth S. 1980. Faunal remains from San Lorenzo. Pp. Wng, Elizabeth S. 1977. Floral and faunal analyses: Vertebrates. 375-386 in M.D. Coe and R.A. Diehl, eds. In the Land of Pp. 220-249 in B. L. Stark, ed. Prehistoric Ecology at the Olmec. Austin: University of Texas Press. Patarata 52, Veracruz, Mexico. Nashville, Tennessee: Wing, Elizabeth S. 1981. A comparison of Olmec and Maya Vanderbilt University Press. food ways..Pp. 20-28.in E.R Benson,.ed. The Olmec and Wing, Elizabeth S. 1977. The Belleyue site (K-13). Archaeology- Their Neighbors: Essays in Memory of Matthew W. Jamaica Newsletter, pp. 2-13. Sterling. Washington, D.C.: Dumbarton Oaks Research Wing, Elizabeth S. 1977. Factors influencing exploitation of Library and Collections, Harvard University. marine resources. Pp. 177-189 in E. R Behson, ed. Wing, Elizabeth S., and E. J. Reitz. 1982. Prehjstoric fishing Dumbarton Oaks Conference on the Sea in the Pre- economies of the Caribbean. Journal of New World Columbian World. Washington, D.C.: Dumbarton Oaks. Archaeology 5(2): 13-32. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1977. Subsistence systems in the southeast. Wing, Elizabeth S., and E. J. Reitz. 1982. Pisces, Reptilia, Aves, The FloridaAnthropologist 30(2): 81-87. Mammalia. Pp. 191-20Oin Duccio Bonavia, Los Gavilanes. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1977. Caza y pastoreo tradicionales en los Lima, Peru: Editorial Ausonia-Talleres Graficos SA, Andes Peruanos. Pp. 121-130 in J. A. Flores Ochoa, ed. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1983. Spread in the use of South American Pastores de Puna. Lima, Peru: Uywamichiq Punarunakuna. camels (Camelidae). Pp. 201-215 in Marian Kubasiewicz, Instituto de Estudios Peruanos. ed· Archaeozoology. Szczecin, Poland: Agricultural Wing, Elizabeth S. 1978. Animal domestication in the Andes. Academy in Szczecin. Pp. 167-196 in D. Br6wman, ed. Advances in Andean Wing, Elizabeth S. 1983. Review of "Omnivorous Primates: Archeology. The Hague: Moutan Press. Gathering andHunting in Human Evolution," R.S.0 Harding Wing,ElizabethS. 1978. Subsistence at the McLarty site, Indian and G Teleki, eds. AmericanAnthropologist 85( 1) 161-162. RiverCounty. The FlofidaAnthropologist 31(1): 3-8. Wmg, ElizabethS. 1983. Dispersal and use of domestic animals Wing, Elizabeth S. 1978. Use of dogs for food: An adaptation in the Americas. Pp. 21»39 in L. Peel and D.E. Tribe, eds. to the coastal environment. Pp. 29-41 in B, Stark and B. World Animal Science, Vol. 1. Amsterdam: Elsevief. Voorhies, eds. Prehistoric Coastal Adaptations. NewYork: Wing Elizabeth S. 1983. A guide for archaeologists in the Academic Press. recovery of zooarchaeological remains. Pp. 1-16 in Wing,Elizabeth S. 1979. Dog. Pp. 161-164inMeGraw Hill Yearbook Elizabeth S. Wing, ed. Florjda Journal of Anthropology of Science and Technology. New York: MeGraw Hill. Special Publication no. 3. Wing, Elizabeth S., andA. Brown. 1979. Paleonutrition:Method Wing, Elizabeth S., and S. J. Scudder. 1983. Animal exploitation andTheory in Prehistoric Foodways. New Yolk:AcademicPress. by prehistoric peoples living on the tropical marine edge. Wing, Elizabeth S., and S. J. Scudder. 1980. Use of animals by Pp. 197-210 in J. Clutton-Brock and C. Grigson, eds. the prehistoric inhabitants of St. Kitts, West Indies. Animals andArchaeology: V61.2, Shell Middens, Fishes, Proceedings of the 8th International Congress for the and Birds. Oxford: BAR International Series 183. Study of the Pre-Columbian Cultures of the Lesser Wing,Elizabeth S. 1984. Faunal remain5 from seven sites in the Antilles. Arizona State University Anthropological Big Cypress National Preserve. Pp. 169-183 in N. Desse- Research Papers 22: 237-245. Berset, ed. 2 eme Rencontres D'Afcheo-Ichthologie. Wing, Elizabeth S., and D. W. Steadman. 1980. Vertebrate faunal Paris: Centre de Recherches Archeologiques, Notes et remains from Dzibilchaltun. Pp. 326-331 ME. W. I. Andrews Monographies Techniques no. 16. and E. W V. Andrews, eds. Excavations at Dzibilchaltun, Wing, Elizabeth S. 1984. Use and abuse of dogs. Pp. 228-232 in EMERY: Bibliogfaphy'of literature by Elizabeth S. Wing 207

H.H..Genoways and M.R. Dawson, eds. Contributions in Florida: Sandhill Cirane Press. Quatemary·Vertebrate Paleontology: AVolume in Memorial Wing, Elizabeth S. 1989 Evidences for the impact of traditional to John E. Guilday. Pittsburgh: Carnegie Museum of Spanish animal uses in parts of the New World. Pp. 72-79 Natural History Special Publication no. 8. in J. Clutton-Brock, ed. The Walking Larder: Patterns of Wing, Elizabeth S. 1984. Guinea pigs: Early man's first pets? Domestication, Pastoralism, and Predation. London: Florida StateMuseum Notes 13(3): 4-5. Unwin Hyman. Wing, Elizabeth S., and L. J. Loucks. 1984. Granada site faunal Wing, Elizabeth S. 1990. Animal remains from the Hacienda analysis. Pp. 259-345 in W Griffin ed. Excavations at the Grande site. Pp. 87-101 in I. Rouse and R. Alegria, eds. Granada [Florida] Site. Tallahassee: Florida Division of Excavations at Maria. de la Cruz Cave and Hacienda Afchives, History, and Records Management. Grande Site Loiza, Puerto Rico. New Haven, Connecticut: Wing, Elizabeth S. 1984. La adaptacion humana a las medio- Yale University Publication in Anthropology no. 80. ambientes de las Antillas. Pp. 87-105 in La Cultura Taina: Wing, Elizabeth S., andM. D. Pohl. 1990. Vertebrate faunafrom Las Culturas de America en la Epoca del Descubrimiento. San Antonio Rio Hondo, Belize, Operation 2 (North). Pp. Comisi6n Nacional del Quinto Centenario del Descubri- 187-254 in M. D. Pohl, ed. Ancient Maya Wetland miento de Am6fica. Madrid: Biblioteca del V Centenario. Agriculture: Excavations on Albion Island, Northern Wing, Elizabeth S., and I. R. Quitmyer. 1985. Screen size for Belize. Boulder, Cblorado: Westview Press. optimal data recovery. A case study. Pp. 49-58 in W H. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1991. Dog remains from the Sorc6 site on Adams, ed. Aboriginal Subsistence and Settlement Vieques Island, Puerto Rico. In J. R Purdue, W E. Klippel, Archaeology of the Kings Bay Locality. Gainesville: and B. W. Styles, eds. Beamers, Bobwhites, and Blue- University of Florida, Department of Anthropology, Points: Tribute to the Career of Paul W. Parmalee. Reports of Investigations no. 2. Springfield: Illinois State Museum Scientific Papers 23: Wing, EliZabeth S. 1986. Domestication ofAndean mammals. 379-386. .Pp. 246-264 in M. Monasterio and E Vuilleumier, eds. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1991. Econorny and subsistence I: Faunal High Altitude Tropical Biogeography. Oxford: Oxford remains. Pp. 134-152 in R L. Drewett, ed. Prehistoric University Press. Barbados. London: University College Institute of Wing,Elizabeth S. 1987. Integration of floral and faunal data fivm Archaeology. Hontoon Island, Florida. Archaeozoologia 1(1): 127-136. Wing,ElizabethS. 1991. Animal exploitation in prehistoric Barbados. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1987. Review of"Quantitative Zooarchaeo- Pp. 360-365 in A. Cummins and R King, eds. Proceedings ofthe logy: Topics in the Analysis of Archaeological Faunas," 14th Congress of the International Association for Caribbean by D. K. Grayson. American Antiquity 52(1): 206. Archaeology, St. Ann's Garrison, Barbados. Wing, Elizabeth S., and L. McKean. 1987. Preliminary study of Wing, Elizabeth S., and S. J. Scudder. 1991. The exploitation of the animal remains excavated from the Hontoon Island animals. Pp. 84-97 in N. Hammond, ed. Cuello: An Early site. The Florida Anthropologist 40: 40-46. Maya Community. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1987. (Junior author with E.J. Reitz, I.R. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1991. (Junior author with Jeffrey Quilter, Quitmyer, H.S. Hale, S.J. Scudder). Application of allometry Bernardino Ojeda E., Deborah M. Pearsall, Daniel H. to'zooarchaeology. American Antiquity 52(2): 304-317. Sandweiss, John G Jones). Subsistence economy of El Wing, Elizabeth S. 1988. Animal use by the Inca as seen at Parafso, an early Peruvian site. Science 251(4991): 277-283. Huanuco Pampa. Pp. 167-179 in E. S. Wing and J.C. Wing, Elizabeth S., and I. R. Quitmyer. 1992. A modern midden Wheeler, eds. Economic Prehistory of the Central Andes. experiment. Pp. 367-373 in W H. Marquardt, ed. Culture Oxford: BAR International Series 427. and Environment in the Domain of the Calusa. Wing, Elizabeth S., and J. C. Wheeler, eds. 1988. Economic Monograph no. 1. Gainesville: University of Florida, Prehistory oftheCentral Andes. Oxford: BAR International Department of Anthropology, Institute of Archaeology Series 427. and Paleoenvironmental Studies. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1988 . Dusicyon sechurae en cc ntextos Wing, Elizabeth S. 1992. Les restes devertdbrds. Pp. 42-47 in C. arqueologicos tempranos. Pp. 179-185 in K. Stothert, ed. Chauchat, ed. Pr6histoire de la C6te Nord du Pdrou: Le Culturas Las Vegas. Guayaquil, Ecuador: Miscelanea Paijanien de Cupisnique. Paris: Centre National de la Antropologica Eeuatoriana Serie Monografica 10, Recherche Scientifique Cahiers du Quaternaire 18. Museos del Banco Central del Ecuador, Guayaquil. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1992.West Indian monk seal. Pp. 35-40 in S. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1989. Human exploitation of animal resources R. Humphry, ed. Rareand EngangeredBiotaofFlorida, Vol. in the Caribbean. Pp. 137-152 in C.A.Woods, ed. 1: Mammals. Gainesville: University Press ofFlorida. Biogeography of the West Indies: Past, Present, and Wing,ElizabethS. 1993.The realm between wild and domestic. Future. Gainesville, Fllorida: Sandhill Crane Press. Pp. 243-250 in A. Clason, S. Payne, and H.-R Uerpmann, Wing, Elizabeth S. 1989. Human Use of Canids in the Central eds. Skeletons in Her Cupboard. Oxford: Oxbow Andes. Pp. 265-278 in J. Eisenberg and K. Redford, eds. Monograph 34. Advances in Neotropical Mammalogy. Gainesville, Wing Elizabeth S., and L. A. Newsom, 1993. 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Pp. 128-134 in Peter L. Drewett, ed. Excavations at Wahl, eds. Proceedings of the 7th ICAZ Conference. Heywoods, Barbados, and the Economic Basis of the Anthropozoologica no. 25-26. Paris: Centre National de Suazoid Period in the Lesser Antilles. Proceedings of the la Recherche Scientifique. Prehistoric Society 59. Cambridge: University Museum Wing, Elizabeth S. 1999. Animal remains from the Indian Creek of Archaeology and Ethnology. site, Antigua. Pp. 51-66 in i. Rouse and B. Morse, eds. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1993. (Junior author with Duccio Bonavia, The Indian Creek Site, Antigua. New Haven, Connecticut: Laufa W. Johnson, Elizabeth J. Reitz, and Glendon H. Yale University Publications in Anthropology no. 82. Weir). Un sitio preceramico de Huarmey (PV35-6) antes Wing, Elizabeth S. 1999. (Junior author with Elizabeth J. Reitz). de la introducci6n del mafz Bulletin de la Institute d'Etudes Zooarchaeology. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Andihes 22(2): 409-442. Wing, Elizabeth S. 2000. Economy and subsistence, I: Animal Wing, Elizabeth S. 1994. Patterns of prehistoric fishing in the remains from sites on Barbados and Tortola. Pp. 147-153 West Indies. Archaeofauna 3: 99-107. in RL. Drewett, ed. Prehistoric Settlements in the Wing, Elizabeth S. 1994. The past, present, and future of Caribbean. St. Michaels, Barbados: Archetype Publication paleonutrition researeh. Pp. 309-317 in K. D. Sobolik, ed. forthe Barbados Museunn and Historical Society. Paleonutrition: The Dietand Health ofPrehistoricAmericans. Wing, Elizabeth S. 2000. Animals used for food in the past: As Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Center for seen by their remains excavated from archaeological.sites. Archaeological Investigations, Occasional Paper no. 22. Pp. 51-58 in K.F. Kiple and K.C. Ornelas, eds. The Wing, ElizabethS. 1995. Riceratsand Saladoid people as seen at Cambridge World History of Food, Vol. 1. Cambridge: Hope Estate, St. Martin. Pp. 219-231 in R. E. AlegriaandM. Cambridge University Press. Rodriguez, eds. Proceedings of the 1-5th International Wing, Elizabeth S. 2001. The sustainability ofresources used by CongressforCaribbeanArchaeology, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Native Americans on four Caribbean islands. International Wing, Elizabeth S. 1995. (Junior author with J. Winter). Arefuse Journal of Osteoarchaeology 11(1-2): 112.126. midden at the Minnis Ward site, San Salvador, Bahamas. Wing, Elizabeth S. 2001. Native American use of animals in the Pp. 425-433 in R.E. Alegrfa and M. Rodrfguez, eds. Caribbean. Pp. 481-518 in C.A. Wood and RE. Sergile, Proceedings of the 15th International Congress for eds. Biogeography of the West Indies: Patterns and Caribbean Archaeology, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Perspectives. Boca Raton, Florida: CRC Press. Wing, EliZabeth S. 1995. Land crab remains in Caribbean sites. Wing, Elizabeth S. 2001. Potential of zooarchaeologyfor better Pp. 105-112 in Proceedings of the 16th International understanding of the human past. Pp. 11-19 in R. I. Ford, Congress of Caribbean Archaeology, Pointe-a-Pitre, ed. Ethnobiology attheMillenium. Ann Arbor: University Guadeloupe. of Michigan Museum ofAnthropology, Anthropological Wing, Elizabeth S., and S. R. Wing. 1995. Prehistoric Ceramic Papers no. 91. Age adaptation to varying diversity of animal resources Wing, Elizabeth S. 2001. (Junior author with S.R. Wing). along the West Indian archipelago. Journal of Overexploitation and its consequences on.the prehistoric Ethn6biology 15(1)1 119-148. Leeward and Virgin Islands. Pp. 388-399 in H. Buitenhuis Wing, Elizabeth S. 1996. Vertebrate remains excavated from the and W Prummel, eds. Animals and Man in the Past: sites of Spring Bay and Kelbey's Ridge, Saba, Netherlands Essays in Honor of Dr. A.T. Clason. Griningen, The West Indies [faunal studyl. Pp. 261-279 in Menno L.R Netherlands: ARC Publication 41. Hoogland. In Search of the Native Population of Pre- Wing, Elizabeth S. 2001. (Junior author with S.R. Wing). Columbian Saba. Dissertation, University of Leiden, Prehistoric fisheriesin the Caribbean. Coral Reefs 20(1): 1-8. Rijksuniversiteit, The Netherlands. Wing, Elizabeth S., S.D. deFfance, and L. Kozuch. In press. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1997. The animal remaihs. Pp. 55-58 in Peter Faunal remains from the Tutu archaeological village site, Drewett, ed. The Spring Head Petroglyph Cave: A Sample St. Thomas, U.S.Virgin Islands. In E. Righter, ed. Human Excavation. Journal of the Barbados Museum and Adaptations to the Tutu Archaeological Village Site: A Historical Society 43. Milltidikeiplihary'Case Study. London: Taylor and Francis. Wing, Elizabeth S. 1997. Introduction to the Communications Wing, Elizabeth S. In press. Maya zooarchaeology from a of Section II America, Eastern Asia, Pacific.,Pp. 207-208 in zooarchaeological perspective.In K. R Emery, ed. Maya M. Kokabi and J. Wahl, eds. Proceedings of the 7th ICAZ Zooarchaeology: New Directions in Method and Theory. Conference. Anthropozoologica no. 25-26. Paris: Centre Institute of Archaeology. Los Angeles: UCLA Press. National de la Recherche Scientifique. Wing, Elizabeth S. (Junior author with L. A. Newsom). 2003. On Wing, Elizabeth S. 1997. (Junior author with Daniel H. Land and Sea: Native American Uses of Biological Sandweiss). Ritual rodents: The guinea pigs of Chincha, Resources in the West Indies. Tuscaloosa: University of Peru. Journal of Field Archaeology 24(1): 47-58. Alabama Press. Wing, Elizabeth S., and S. R. Wing. The introduction of animals Wing, Elizabeth S. (Junior author with L. Kozuch). In as an adaptation to colonization of islands: An example preparation. Animal remains forarchaeological sites on from the West Indies. Pp. 269-278 in M. Kokabi and J. Nevis.