Staff Publications
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2015 | Torrence, R.
Reflections and connections.
Object Stories: Artifacts and Archaeologists 153-159.
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2007 | Torrence R..
New Approaches to the Study of Volcanic Glass.
Papers from the Manilla Congress, Bulletin of the Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association 27 114-162.
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2006 | Torrence R..
Description, classification and identification.
Ancient Starch Research 115-144.
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2006 | Torrence R..
Starch in sediments.
Ancient Starch Research 145-176.
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2006 | Torrence R..
Landscape change as detected by starch granules.
Ancient Starch Research 168-170.
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1993 | Torrence R..
Obsidian tools: a study in prehistoric Melanesian trade.
The Encyclopedia of Humankind 160-1.
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1993 | Torrence R..
Ethnoarchaeology, museum collections and prehistoric exchange: obsidian-tipped artifacts from the Admiralty Islands.
World Archaeology 24 467-481.
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1992 | Torrence R..
What is Lapita about obsidian? A view from the Talasea sources.
Lapita et Peuplement 111-126.
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1991 | Torrence R..
Catalogue of chipped and ground stone from Kephala and Paoura.
Landscape Archaeology as Long-Term History 196-8.
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1981 | Torrence R..
Die Obsidiangewinnung und-bearbeitung auf der griechischen Insel Melos-- Ein Beitrag zum Tauschhandel.
Der Anschnitt 3 86-103.
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1979 | Torrence R..
Macrocore production at the Melos obsidian quarries.
Lithic Technology 8 51-60.
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1978 | Torrence R..
The Melos obsidian quarries: a case study in lithic technology.
Third International Conference on Flint 70-3.
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1975 | Torrence R..
'Comment' on Sheets' The structure of an industry: a behavioral analysis of Mesoamerican chipped stone.
Current Anthropology l6 386.
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2016 | Torrence, R.
Social resilience and long-term adaptation to volcanic disasters: the archaeology of continuity and innovation in the Willaumez Peninsula, Papua New Guinea.
Quaternary Research 394 6-16.
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2006 | Torrence R..
What really happened at Kuk Swamp?.
Ancient Starch Research 24-26.
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2006 | Torrence R..
Comment on ‘Kimberley points and the technologies of enchantment’ by Rodney Harrison.
Current Anthropology 47 83-4 .
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2002 | Torrence R..
Obsidian-tipped spears and daggers: what can we learn from 130 years of collecting.
Arts from the Admiralty Islands 73-80.
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2000 | Torrence R..
Just another trader? An archaeological perspective on European barter with Admiralty Islanders, Papua New Guinea.
The Archaeology of Difference: Negotiating Cross-Cultural Engagements in Oceania 104-141.
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1996 | Torrence R..
Prehistoric obsidian trade.
Oxford Companion to Archaeology 721-722.
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1994 | Torrence R..
Strategies for moving on in Lithic studies.
The Organization of Technology: North American Prehistoric Chipped Stone Technologies 123-131.
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1991 | Torrence R..
The chipped stone.
Landscape Archaeology as Long-Term History 175-195.
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1989 | Torrence R..
Time, Energy and Stone Tools.
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1986 | Torrence R..
Ground and polished stone.
Ayia Irini: Period V 96-97.
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1984 | Torrence R..
Monopoly or direct access? Industrial organization at the Melos obsidian quarries.
Quarry Production Analysis 49-63.
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1984 | Torrence R..
Towards an economic approach to pressure blade technology.
Paris 2.
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1983 | Torrence R..
Time budgeting and hunter-gatherer technology.
Hunter-Gatherer Economy in Prehistory: A European Perspective 11-22.
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1982 | Torrence R..
Obsidian quarries and their use.
An Island Polity: The Archaeology of Exploitation in Melos 193-221.
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1978 | Torrence R..
Chipping away at some misconceptions about sampling lithic assemblages.
Sampling in Contemporary British Archaeology 373-398.
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1978 | Torrence R..
Ports of trade in early Medieval Europe.
Norwegian Archaeological Review 11 108-11.
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2004 | Torrence, R..
Pre-Lapita valuables in island Melanesia.
A Pacific Odyssey: Archaeology and Anthropology in the Western Pacific. Papers in Honour of Jim Specht 163-172.
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2006 | Torrence R..
Starch and archaeology.
Ancient Starch Research 17-34.
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2006 | Torrence R..
Celebrating differences.
Archaeologies 2 80-84.
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2005 | Torrence R..
Valued stone: how so?.
Many Exchanges: Archaeology, History, Community and the Work of Isabel McBryde 357-72.
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2004 | Torrence R..
Now you see it, now you don’t: changing obsidian source use in the Willaumez Peninsula, Papua New Guinea.
Explaining Social Change: Studies in Honour of Colin Renfrew (McDonald Institute Monographs) 115-125.
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2001 | Torrence R..
Hunter-gatherer technology viewed at different scales.
Hunter-Gatherers: An Interdisciplinary Perspective 73-98.
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1997 | Torrence R..
Dear Wal.
Archaeology in Oceania 32 1-3.
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1996 | Torrence R..
Trade, Prehistoric.
Oxford Companion to Archaeology 718-720.
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1995 | Torrence R..
Lukluk bek long taim bepo.
Past 20 1-2.
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1989 | Torrence R..
Tools as optimal solutions.
Time, Energy, and Stone Tools 1-6.
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1989 | Torrence R..
Re-tooling: towards a behavioral theory of stone tools.
Time, Energy, and Stone Tools 57-66.
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1986 | Torrence R..
Chipped stone.
Ayia Irini: Period V 90-96.
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1986 | Torrence R..
Production and Exchange of Stone Tools: Prehistoric Obsidian in the Aegean.
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1985 | Torrence R..
The chipped stone.
The Archaeology of Cult: The Sanctuary at Phylakopi 469-478.
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1979 | Torrence R..
A technological approach to Cycladic blade industries.
Los Angeles XIV.
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2015 | Barton, H; Torrence, R.
Cooking up recipes for ancient starch: assessing current methodologies and looking to the future.
Journal of Archaeological Science 56 194-201.
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2009 | Kononenko, N; Torrence, R.
Tattooing in Melanesia: local invention or Lapita introduction?.
Antiquity <em>83</em> <em>320</em> online.
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2007 | Specht, J; Torrence, R.
Lapita all over: Land-use on the Willaumez Peninsula, Papua New Guinea.
Oceanic Explorations: Lapita and Western Pacific Settlement 71-96.
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2000 | Torrence R; Stevenson C..
Beyond the beach: changing Lapita landscapes on Garua Island, PNG.
Australian Archaeologist: Collected Papers in Honour of Jim Allen 324-345.
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1991 | Torrence R; Fullagar, R..
Obsidian exploitation at Umleang, Lou Island.
Report of the Lapita Homeland Project 113-143.
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2000 | Torrence R; Clarke A..
Negotiating difference: practice makes theory for contemporary archaeology in Oceania.
The Archaeology of Difference: Negotiating Cross-Cultural Engagements in Oceania 1-31.
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