Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Evolutionary Archaeology. Toward an unified Darwinian paradigm / Questions théorétiques et méthodologiques en archéologie évolutive. Vers un paradigme Darwinien unifié, (actes 15e Congrès UISPP, Lisbonne, sept. 2006, Vol. 20, Session WS22), (BAR S1915), 2009, 110 p. - Actes Colloques UISPP

The Application of Darwinian Cultural Evolutionary Theory to Ceramics: The Case of “Soft Pottery” from Luwu, South Sulawesi, Indonesia (D. Bulbeck); Temporal Trends in the Morphometric Variation of the Lithic Projectile Points during the Middle Holocene of Southern Andes (Puna Region). A Coevolutionary approach (M. Cardillo); Interdemic Selection and Phoenician Priesthood. Darwinian Reflections on the Archaeoastronomy of Southern Spain (J. L. Escacena Carrasco, D. García Rivero); An Evolutionary Theory of Cultural Differentiation (A. Fog); A Group Selection Model of Territorial War, Xenophobia and Altruism in Humans and other Primates (A. Fog); Two Faces of Darwin: On the Complementarity of Evolutionary Archaeology and Human Behavioral Ecology (K. J Gremillion); The Study of the archaeological record of Santa Rosa de los Pastos Grandes, Puna of Salta, Argentina, from an inclusive evolutionary perspective (G. López); Finding Concordance in Darwinian Archaeologies: and why an Unified Evolutionary Archaeology is both impossible and undesirable (H. D. G. Maschner, B. Marler); The Experimental Simulation of Archaeological Patterns: A Contribution to a Unified Science of Cultural Evolution (A. Mesoudi); A Synthetic Darwinian Paradigm in Evolutionary Archaeology is possible and convenient (H. Juan Muscio); Niche Construction Applied: Triple-Inheritance Insights into the Pioneer Late Glacial Colonization of Southern Scandinavia (F. Riede); Acheulean Biface Refinement in the Hunsgi-Baichbal Valley, Karnataka, India (C. Shipton, K. Paddayya, M. Petraglia); Evolutionary Transitions and Co-Evolutionary Dynamics in Biology and in Culture (M. Tamariz).