W. H. Wills - Concepedia

Author

W. H. Wills

University of New Mexico

Also Known As

W. H. Wills, W.H. Wills, WIRT H. WILLS, Wirt H Wills, Wirt H. Wills

Publications

856

Citations

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University of New Mexico

About

W. H. Wills is an author at University of New Mexico specializing in archaeology, anthropology, and historical geography.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Language Studies	8	8	412
2	Education	3	3	211
3	Engineering	3	3	82
4	Business	1	1	63
5	Natural Sciences	1	1	12

W. H. Wills

Publications

791

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	Year	Citations
The Ancient Southwestern Community: Models and Methods for the Study of Prehistoric Social Organization Stephen A. Kowalevski, W. H. Wills, Robert D. Leonard The Journal of Interdisciplinary History Historical ArchaeologyBioarchaeologyAmerican ArchaeologyArchaeological RecordEducation	1996	118
Early Prehistoric Agriculture in the American Southwest David Rich Lewis, W. H. Wills The American Indian Quarterly Historical GeographyPrehistoric AgricultureBioarchaeologyAmerican ArchaeologyArchaeology	1990	84
Evidence for Population Aggregation and Dispersal during the Basketmaker III Period in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico W. H. Wills, Thomás C. Windes American Antiquity Historical GeographyAmerican ArchaeologyPopulation DynamicEducationArchaeology	1989	70
The Origins of Southwestern Ceramic Containers: Women's Time Allocation and Economic Intensification Patricia L. Crown, W. H. Wills Journal of Anthropological Research Historical GeographyGreater American SouthwestAmerican ArchaeologyAgricultural EconomicsArchaeology	1995	63
Early agriculture and sedentism in the American Southwest: Evidence and interpretations W. H. Wills Journal of World Prehistory Historical GeographyAmerican SouthwestLandscape ArchaeologyLand UseGeography	1988	61
Ritual and Mound Formation during the Bonito Phase in Chaco Canyon W. H. Wills American Antiquity Historical GeographyEngineeringBonito PhaseGeomorphologyCultural Heritage	2001	58
Agriculture and community in Chaco Canyon: Revisiting Pueblo Alto W. H. Wills, Wetherbee Dorshow Journal of Anthropological Archaeology Historical GeographyLatin American ArchaeologyUrban AgricultureChaco CanyonLand Use	2012	54
Cultural Identity and the Archaeological Construction of Historical Narratives: An Example from Chaco Canyon W. H. Wills Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory Cultural IdentityHistorical ArchaeologyChaco CanyonLandscape ArchaeologyCultural Heritage	2009	50
Modifying Pottery and Kivas at Chaco: Pentimento, Restoration, or Renewal? Patricia L. Crown, W. H. Wills American Antiquity Historical GeographyCultural HeritageAmerican ArchaeologyArchaeologyVisual Arts	2003	41
Strontium Isotopes and the Reconstruction of the Chaco Regional System: Evaluating Uncertainty with Bayesian Mixing Models B Lee Drake, W. H. Wills, Marian Hamilton, PLoS ONE	2014	28

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