“Maya Zooarchaeology”, published by the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, is now also available via the David Brown Book Company and Amazon books. This edited volume combines traditional zooarchaeological reports and various state-of-the-art summaries of methods and theoretical perspectives. The chapters emphasize the newest developments in technical methods in Maya zooarchaeology, the most recent trends in the analysis of "social zooarchaeology," and the broadening perspectives provided by a new geographic range of investigations.

Tropical Zooarchaeology, volume 13, a special issue of the journal Archaeofauna, explores the myriad special circumstances of zooarchaeological investigation in tropical settings around the world.

A complete list of my other publications is available in my CV. I can provide pdf versions of many of these articles (see Published Literature) and am happy to send reprints as well. I am most excited about my on-going compilation of information into a digital and interactive encyclopedia of the ancient animals of the Maya world. I expect to complete the final version in a few years.
As well, I, and the FLMNH, are publishing compiled digital images of the skeletal elements of the various fauna of Mesoamerica, and the circum-Caribbean basin. Take a look at some of these excellent images (Maya Animal Bone Images), and if you are interested in purchasing a CD of one or more species or element catalogues, for details.