Tom Huffman (1944–2022)

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• Huffman, T.N. 1974. “The Leopard's Kopje tradition.” Memoirs of the National Museum of Rhodesia 6: 1–150.
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• Huffman, T.N. 1979. “African origins.” South African Journal of Science 75: 233–237
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• Huffman, T.N. 1982. “Archaeology and ethnohistory of the African Iron Age.” Annual Review of Anthropology 11: 133–150.
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• Huffman, T.N. 1986a. “Iron Age settlement patterns and the origins of class distinction in southern Africa.” Advances in World Archaeology 5: 291–338.
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• Huffman, T.N. 1986b. “Cognitive studies of the Iron Age in southern Africa.” World Archaeology 18: 84–95.
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• Huffman, T.N. 1989. Iron Age Migrations: The Ceramic Sequence in Southern Zambia. Johannesburg: University of the Witwatersrand Press.
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• Huffman, T.N. 1990. “Broederstroom and the origins of cattle-keeping in southern Africa.” African Studies 49: 1–12.
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• Huffman, T.N. 1993. “Broederstroom and the Central Cattle Pattern.” South African Journal of Science 89: 220–226.
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• Huffman, T.N. 1996. “Archaeological evidence for climatic change during the last 2000 years in southern Africa.” Quaternary International 33: 55–60.
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• Huffman, T.N. 1996. Snakes and Crocodiles: Power and Symbolism in Ancient Zimbabwe. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press.
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• Huffman, T.N. 2005. Mapungubwe: Ancient African Civilisation on the Limpopo. Johannesburg: Wits University Press.
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• Huffman, T.N. 2007. A Handbook to the Iron Age: The Archaeology of Pre-Colonial Farming Societies in Southern Africa. Pietermaritzburg: University of KwaZulu-Natal Press.
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• Huffman, T.N. 2008. “Climate change during the Iron Age in the Shashe-Limpopo Basin, southern Africa.” Journal of Archaeological Science 35: 2032–2047.
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• Huffman, T.N. 2009a. “Mapungubwe and Great Zimbabwe: the origin and spread of social complexity in southern Africa.” Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 28: 37–54.
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• Huffman, T.N. 2009b. “A cultural proxy for drought: ritual burning in the Iron Age of southern Africa.” Journal of Archaeological Science 36: 991–1005.
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• Huffman, T.N. 2010. “Intensive El Niño and the Iron Age of south-eastern Africa.” Journal of Archaeological Science 37: 2572–2586.
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• Huffman, T.N. and Earley, F.L. 2014. “Caddoan archaeology on the High Plains: a conceptual nexus of bison, lodges, maize, and rock art.” American Antiquity 79: 655–678.
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• Huffman, T.N. and Earley, F.L. 2015. “Caddoan archaeology on the High Plains: a reply.” American Antiquity 80: 779–780.
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• Huffman, T.N. and Earley, F.L. 2017. “Apishapa rock art and Great Basin shamanism: power, souls, and pilgrims.” Time & Mind 10: 119–144.
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• Huffman, T.N. and Earley, F.L. 2019. “The smell of power: the Apishapa pilgrimage trail.” Time & Mind 12: 267–286.
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• Huffman, T.N. and Earley, F.L. 2020. “Cultural traditions on the High Plains: Apishapa, Sopris, and High Plains Upper Republican.” In Cognitive Archaeology: Mind, Ethnography, and the Past in South Africa and Beyond, edited by D.S. Whitley, J.H.N. Loubser and G. Whitelaw, 78–114. London: Routledge.
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• Huffman, T.N. and Earley, F.L. 2021. “Pueblo ethnography, Sopris archaeology, and the sacred geography of Sopris rock art.” Time & Mind 14: 217–251.
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• Huffman, T.N. and Earley, F.L. 2022. Paradigms in Conflict: Archaeology on the High Plains. New York: Nova Science Press Publications.
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• Main, M. and Huffman, T.N. 2021. Palaces of Stone. Uncovering Ancient Southern African Kingdoms. Cape Town: Struik Travel & Heritage
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• Neukirch, L.P., Tarduno, J.A., Huffman, T.N., Watkeys, M.K., Scribner, C.A. and Cottrell. R.D. 2012. “An archaeomagnetic analysis of burnt grain bin floors from ca. 1200–1250 AD Iron-Age South Africa.” Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors 190–191: 71–79.
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