W. C. Carleton and M. Collard
Recent major themes and research areas in the study of human-environment interaction in prehistory
Environmental Archaeology (In Press), 2018
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W. C. Carleton, A. Costopoulos, and M. Collard
Mobility, spatial heterogeneity, and the adaptiveness of monument building: A test of Dunnell’s waste hypothesis
SocArxiv, 2018
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W. C. Carleton, B. McCauley, A. Costopoulos, and M. Collard
An evolutionary agent-based model contradicts Dunnell’s version of the waste hypothesis for cultural elaboration
SocArxiv, 2018
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W. C. Carleton, D. Campbell, and M. Collard
Chronological uncertainty severely complicates the identification of cyclical processes in radiocarbon-dated time-series
Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 506, 22-29, 2018
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W. C. Carleton, D. Campbell, and M. Collard
Radiocarbon dating uncertainty and the reliability of the PEWMA method of time-series analysis for research on long-term human-environment interaction
PLoS ONE, 13(1), e0191055, 2018
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W. C. Carleton, D. Campbell, and M. Collard
Increasing temperature exacerbated Classic Maya conflict over the long term
Quaternary Science Reviews, 2017
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W. C. Carleton, K. F. Cheong, D. Savage, J. Barry, J. Conolly, and G. Iannone
A comprehensive test of the Locally-Adaptive Model of Archaeological Potential (LAMAP)
Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 11, 59-68, 2017
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W. C. Carleton, D. Campbell, and M. Collard
A reassessment of the impact of drought cycles on the Classic Maya
Quaternary Science Reviews, 105, 151-161, 2014
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W. C. Carleton, J. Conolly, and M. Collard
Corporate kin-groups, social memory, and " history houses"? A quantitative test of recent reconstructions of social organization and building function at Çatalhöyük during the PPNB
Journal of Archaeological Science, 40(4), 1816-1822, 2013
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W. C. Carleton, J. Conolly, and G. Iannone
A locally-adaptive model of archaeological potential (LAMAP)
Journal of Archaeological Science, 39(11), 3371-3385, 2012
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