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1958 Soils for the Archaeologist. Phoenix House, London.1960 Soil Investigations in the Service of Archaeology. Viking Fund Publications in Anthropology, 28: 265-299.1963a1963bSoil-Science Helps the Archaeologist. In The Scientist and Archaeology, E. Pyddoke, editor, pp. 31-55, Roy Publishers, New York.Soil, Stratification and Environment. In Science in Archaeology, D. Brothwell and E. Higgs, (editors), Thames and Hudson, London. pp.113-122.1969 Soil, Stratification, and Environment. in Science in Archaeology, Don Brothwell and Eric Higgs, editors, Thames and Hudson, London, pp. 31-55.Courty, Marie-Agnes, Paul Goldberg, and Richard Macphail1990 Soils and Micromorphology in Archaeology, Cambridge University Press, New York, NY.Courty, Marie-Agnes, and Josep Vallverdu2001 The Microstratigraphic Record of Abrupt Climate Changes in Cave Sediments of the Western Mediterranean. Geoarchaeology, 16(5):467-499.Cox, R.J., H.L. Peterson, J. Young, C. Cusik, and E.O. Espinoza2000 The Forensic Analysis of Soil Organic by FTIR. Forensic Science International, 108: 107-116.Craddock, P.T. , D. Gurney, F. Pryor and M.J. Hughes1985 The Application of Phosphate Analysis to the Location and Interpretation of Archaeological Sites. Archaeological Journal, 142: 361-376.Conway, J.S.1983 An Investigation of Soil Phosphorus Distribution within Occupation Deposits from a Romano-British Hut Group. Journal of ArchaeologicalScience, 10:117-128.Corbin, Annalies1998 Shifting Sand and Muddy Water: Historic Cartography and River Migration as Factors in Locating Steamboat Wrecks on the Far UpperMissouri River. Historical Archaeology, 32(4):86-94.Cresser, M., K. Killham, and T. Edwards1993 Soil Chemistry and Its Applications. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.Crowther, J.1993 Report on the Soils and Pit Fills of Cairn, 1, Carneddau, Powys. In A.M. Gibson, editor. Excavation of Two Cairns and Associated Features atCarneddau, Carno, Powys, 1989-90. Archaeological Journal, 150, Microfishe, MI, pp.17-23.1996 Phosphate Migration Around Buried Bones. In M.G. Bell, P.J. Fowler, and S.W. Hillson, editors. The Experimental Earthwork Project, 1960-1992, Council for British Archaeology Research Report, 100. pp.195-198.1997 Soil Phosphate Surveys: Critical Approaches to Sampling, Analysis and Interpretation. Archaeological Prospection, 4(2):93-102.Crowther, J., R.I. Macphail, and G.M. Cruise1996 Short-term, Post-burial Change in a Humic Rendzina Soil, Overton Down Experimental Earthwork, Wiltshire, England. Geoarchaeology,11(2):95-117.Custer, J.F., E.C. Coleman, W.P. Catts, and K.W. Cunningham1986 Soil Chemistry and Historic Archaeological Site Activity Areas: A Test Case from Northern Delaware, in Historical Archaeology, 20(2): 89-94.Dalan, Rinita A., and Bruce W. Bevan2002 Geophysical Indicators of Culturally Emplaced Soils and Sediments. Geoarchaeology, 17(8):779-810.Daniels, R.B. , G.H. Simonson and R.L. Handy1961 Ferrous Iron Content and Color of Sediments. Soil Science, 191: 378-382.Dart, Allen1986 Sediment accumulation along Hohokam canals. The Kiva, 51: 63-84.Darwin, Charles1837 On the Formation of Mould. Proceedings, Geological Society of London, 2:574-575.1881 Formation of Vegetable Mould through the Action of Worms with Observations on Their Habits. Faber and Faber, London.1896 Formation of Vegetable Mould through the Action of Worms. Appleton, New York.Das, Braja M.1992 Principles of Soil Dynamics. Pws-Kent Series in Engineering, Pws Publishing Company.(ISBN: 0534931294)153