Journal of Island & Coastal Archaeology

Papers
(The median citation count of Journal of Island & Coastal Archaeology is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Landscape ecology, settlement, and land use in the Lower Río Verde Valley, Oaxaca, México: An unusual case for coastal Mesoamerica7
Review of herring and people of the North Pacific: sustaining a keystone species by Thomas F. Thornton and Madonna L. Moss Herring and People of the North Pacific: Sus7
Fish species richness, resourse availability, and human selectivity reflected in the fish bone material from a medieval Franciscan friary in the Baltic Sea6
Assessing settlement diversity in Sāmoa6
Spatial analysis of changing sea levels and its implications for understanding prehistoric human settlement patterns in the southwestern Iberian Peninsula6
Variability among South African west coast megamiddens: Insights from Paternoster North midden6
A critical evaluation of radiocarbon dates and Indigenous settlement patterns on Santa Catalina Island, California6
Thạch Lạc and the Neolithic transition in north-central Vietnam, 3000–2000 BCE6
Marginal Increment Analysis of Fish Otoliths Highlights Early Coastal Sedentarization in the Arabian Neolithic5
Amber wind and porpoise jaw: Resource use at Siliņupe (fourth mill. BC) on the Baltic’s Gulf of Riga Coast5
Testing osteometric species determination on zooarchaeological dolphin remains from Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age sites in Ash-Sharqiyyah, Sultanate of Oman5
Tracing Seaweed as Food and Fodder in Archaeology: A Review of Current Methods5
Recovering a legend: The Wara Liang pottery assemblage and the origin story of Lamalera, Lembata, Indonesia5
Fishing further inland? The role of the transition to agriculture on fishing practices in the Soconusco region, Mexico5
Geoarchaeological insights into ancient ports of the northern Persian Gulf: A vanishing heritage4
The stone connection: Functional and microbotanical analysis of prehistoric macrolithic tools on the island of Formentera (Balearic Archipelago)4
Watching the horizon: Coastal navigation strategies in the Balearic archipelago during the Middle and Late Bronze Ages4
Aotearoa New Zealand’s coastal archaeological heritage: A geostatistical overview of threatened sites4
More than the sea: Review of different approaches to seascapes reveals unique transdisciplinary conceptualizations and contributions of archaeology4
Lacustrine islands in the cultural and natural landscape of Western Slavs in the early Middle Ages4
Underwater Neolithic combustion features: A micro-geoarchaeological study in the submerged settlements off the Carmel Coast, Israel4
Bioavailable 87 Sr/ 86 Sr variability and Bronze and Iron Ages caprine mobility on the Balearic Islands (Spain)4
The role of the huemul ( Hippocamelus bisulcus ) in Patagonian maritime hunter-gatherer strategies: The case of Diego Portales Island and Última Esperanza inland sea (Ch4
Sourcing Mississippian pottery among the complex maritime cultures of Florida’s peninsular Gulf coast3
Massive offerings of marine fish at Salango, coastal Ecuador, during the Middle Guangala phase (AD 300–600)3
Knives, canoes, and invisible technologies : A use-wear analysis of shell tools from southern Patagonia3
Discovering the Paleolithic Ayvalık: A Strategic Crossroads in Early Human Dispersals Between Anatolia and Europe3
From earth to sky: Large-scale archaeological settlement patterns in southernmost South America based on ground surveys, UAV LiDAR, and open access satellite imagery3
The “island laboratory” revisited: Integrating environmental and sociocultural approaches3
A multi-factor flood impact assessment approach towards evaluating Florida’s coastal cultural resources for an improved management strategy2
Terrestrial snails from archaeological sites as proxies for relative sea level on the Gulf Coast of Florida, USA2
Flooded mangrove landscapes hide ancient Maya coastal sites in Belize2
Palmetto Ware Pottery of the Lucayan Islands: Reverse Engineering a Novel Pottery Type2
Geological controls on the preservation of fossils and archaeology in the islands of the Riau–Lingga Archipelago, Indonesia2
Coastal occupation and relative sea-level changes during Martinique’s Early Ceramic Period: Reassessment of the impact of Holocene marine transgression in a supposed tectonically stable zone2
Pre-contact water access: First discovery of pot-lined wells on Martinique2
Pollen and phytoliths in archaeological features from North Island, New Zealand, reveal landscape disturbance and cultivation of Polynesian-introduced Cordyline cf. 2
Do stormy seas lead to better boats? Exploring the origins of the southern Californian plank canoe through ocean voyage modeling2
The Proyecto Costa Escondida: Historical ecology and the study of past coastal landscapes in the Maya area2
Of islands and dogs: Ethnohistoric and isotopic pathways toward understanding past dog diet in tropical Oceania2
Prehistoric reef-building coral occurrence in north Peru2
Exploring the origins of coastal villages: New discoveries at the Spring Warrior civic-ceremonial center on Florida’s Gulf Coast2
Seaweeds, seagrasses, and the Island Chumash of Alta California1
New insights into the use, chronology and nautical performance of dugout canoes from the central basin of the La Plata River in Paraguay1
Agency amongst the entrepôts: Negotiating exchange associations between Motu hiri and Mailu seafaring exchange networks at Hood Bay on Papua New Guinea’s south coast1
Settlement and the exploitation of aquatic resources in the Eastern Lower Papaloapan Basin, Veracruz, Mexico1
Archaeological record of historical–modern intertidal Octopus fishers of coastal North Patagonia, Argentina1
The intentional variability of Lapita pottery fabrics1
Coastal foragers beyond the mainland: Seafaring and early island settlement on Velanai, Jaffna, Sri Lanka, ca. 3460 cal BP1
Staple or delicacy: Sea urchin exploitation over the last 40,000 years at Makpan Cave, Alor Island1
Revisiting McKeithen Weeden Island: Complexity, Ritual, and Pottery,1
Evidence of lithic blade technology in southwest Madagascar1
The social, economic, and symbolic role of mococho ( Chondracanthus chamissoi ) in modern Huanchaco and at1
Of missions and marshes: Stable isotope analysis of Mission-Era Guale oyster harvesting on St. Catherines Island, Georgia1
Catch of the day: Abundance and size data of groupers (Epinephelidae) and combers (Serranidae) from Middle to Late Holocene Levantine archaeological contexts1
Mapping the impacts of coastal erosion on the heritage assets of Ynys Enlli (Bardsey Island), North Wales, UK1
Late Holocene seasonal human predation of otariids in Santa Cruz River mouth, Southern Patagonia, Argentina1
Correction1
Using bone technology and ZooMS to understand indigenous use of marine mammals at Iita, Northwest Greenland1
Revisiting the evidence of the Arenal 1 site: Chronologies and human interactions in central southern Chile1
A life in the sea: Prevalence of auditory exostosis among the nonadult prehispanic population of Gran Canaria (Canary Islands)1
Combining quantification, sex, age, and utility patterns to interpret two dugong bone mounds from Woeydhul Island (Western Torres Strait, Australia)1
Landscapes created by millennia of cultural land use in the Fleurieu Group of Islands, Tasmania—a knowledge baseline for current and future land management under changing climates1
Tendencies on the use and circulation of seaweed along the Andean Coast: Past and present1
Societies in Transition in Early Greece: An Archaeological History1
Botanical remains of the last 1800 years from Tarawa, Republic of Kiribati, reveal ancient aroid ( Cyrtosperma merkusii and Colocasia esculenta 1
Dry, leeward regions support Colonization Period sites: Stratigraphy, dating, and geomorphological setting of one of the earliest habitations in the Hawaiian Islands1
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