The use of an improved pRIA technique in the identification of protein residues

Journal of Archaeological Science

Volumn 33, Issue 4, 2006, Pages 531-537

  Reuther, Joshua D ^a   Lowenstein, Jerold M ^b   Gerlach, S Craig ^c   Hood, Darden ^d   Scheuenstuhl, Gary ^b   Ubelaker, Douglas H ^e  

^a Northern Land Use Research Incorporated   (United States)

^b CALIFORNIA PACIFIC MEDICAL CENTER   (United States)

^c UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS   (United States)

^d MicroAnalytica LLC   (United States)

^e DEPARTMENT OF PALEOBIOLOGY   (United States)

Author keywords

Archaeological applications; Experimental archaeology; Protein radioimmunoassay; Protein residues

Indexed keywords

ARCHAEOLOGY; PROTEIN;

EID: 31744438996     PISSN: 03054403     EISSN: 10959238     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.jas.2005.09.008     Document Type: Article

References (35)

1. F.L. Briuer New clues to stone tool function: Plant and animal residues Am. Antiquity 41 1976 478-484
2. C. Cattaneo K. Gelsthorpe R. Phillips R.J. Sokal Blood residues on stone tools: Indoor and outdoor experiments World Archaeol 25 1993 29-43
3. A.M. Child A.M. Pollard A review of the applications of immunochemistry to archaeological bone J. Archaeol. Sci. 19 1992 39-47
4. E.F. Downs, J.M. Lowenstein, M.E. Newman, Issues of comparability in results between different blood identification techniques (A 3-way blind study), Paper presented at the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Chicago, 1992.
5. E.F. Downs J.M. Lowenstein Identification of archaeological proteins: A cautionary note J. Archaeol. Sci. 22 1995 11-16
6. J.A. Eisele D.D. Fowler G. Haynes R.A. Lewis Survival and detection of blood residues on stone tools J. Archaeol. Sci. 69 1995 36-46
7. S.J. Fiedel Blood from stones? Some methodological and interpretive problems in blood residue analysis J. Archaeol. Sci. 23 1996 139-147
8. D.M. Gurfinkel U.M. Franklin A study of the feasibility of detecting blood residue on artifacts J. Archaeol. Sci. 15 1988 83-97
9. D.C. Hyland J.M. Tersak J.M. Adovasio M.I. Siegel Identification of the species of origin of residual blood on lithic material Am. Antiquity 55 1990 104-112
10. B. Kooyman M.E. Newman H. Ceri Verifying reliability of blood residue analysis on archaeological tools J. Archaeol. Sci. 19 1992 265-270
11. J.D. Leach R.P. Mauldin Additional comments on blood residue analysis in archaeology Antiquity 69 1995 1020-1022
12. J.M. Lowenstein Species-specific proteins in fossils Naturwissenschaften 67 1980 343-346
13. J.M. Lowenstein, Immunological reactions from fossil material, Phil. Trans. R. Soc. Lond. B 292 (1981) 143-149.
14. J.M. Lowenstein V.M. Sarich B.J. Richardson Albumin systematics of the extinct mammoth and Tasmanian wolf Nature 291 1981 409-411
15. J.M. Lowenstein, G. Scheuensthul, Immunological methods in molecular palaeontology, Phil. Trans. R. Soc. Lond. B 333 (1991) 375-380.
16. T.H. Loy Prehistoric blood residues: Detection of tool surfaces and identification of species origin Science 220 1983 1269-1271
17. T.H. Loy R. Jones D.E. Nelson B. Meehan J. Vogel J. Southon R. Cosgrove Accelerator radiocarbon dating of human blood proteins in pigments from Late Pleistocene art sites in Australia Antiquity 64 1990 110-116
18. T.H. Loy The artifact as site: An example of the biomolecular analysis of organic residues on prehistoric tools World Archaeology 25 1993 44-63
19. T.H. Loy Direct dating of rock art at Laurie Creek (NT), Australia: A reply to Nelson Antiquity 68 1994 147-148
20. T.H. Loy E.J. Dixon Blood residues on fluted points from eastern Beringia A. Antiquity 63 1998 21-46
21. R.A. Marlar K. Puseman L. Scott Cummings Protein residue analysis of archaeological materials: Comments on criticisms and methods Southwestern Lore 61 1995 27-37
22. R.P. Mauldin J.D. Leach D.S. Amick On the identification of blood residues on Paleoindian artifacts Curr. Res. Pleistocene 12 1995 85-87
23. D.E. Nelson Second thoughts on a rock art date Antiquity 67 1993 893-895
24. M.E. Newman R.M. Yohe H. Ceri M.Q. Sutton Immunological protein residue analysis of non-lithic archaeological materials J. Archaeol. Sci. 20 1993 93-100
25. M.E. Newman H. Ceri B. Kooyman The use of immunological techniques in the analysis of archaeological materials-a response to Eisele; with report of studies at Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump Antiquity 70 1996 677-682
26. M.E. Newman R.M. Yohe B. Kooyman H. Ceri "Blood" from stones? Probably: A response to Fiedel J. Archaeol. Sci. 24 1997 1023-1027
27. M.E. Newman G. Byrne H. Ceri L.S. Dimnik P.J. Bridge Immunological and DNA analysis of blood residues from a surgeon's kit used in the American Civil War J. Archaeol. Sci. 25 1998 553-557
28. J.D. Reuther, S.C. Gerlach, Blood residue analysis and Alaskan archaeology, Paper presented at the 9th annual Arctic Archaeology Conference, Salt Lake City, 2001.
29. O.C. Shanks M. Kornfeld D.D. Hawk Protein analysis of Bugas-Holding tools: New trends in immunological studies J. Archaeol. Sci. 26 1999 1183-1191
30. O.C. Shanks R. Bonnichsen A.T. Vella W. Ream Recovery of protein and DNA trapped in stone tool microcracks J. Archaeol. Sci. 28 2001 965-972
31. O.C. Shanks M. Kornfeld W. Ream DNA and protein recovery from washed experimental stone tools Archaeometry 46 2004 663-672
32. O.C. Shanks L. Hodges L. Tilley M. Kornfeld M.L. Larsen W. Ream DNA from ancient stone tools and bones excavated at Bugas-Holding, Wyoming J. Archaeol. Sci. 32 2005 27-38
33. P.R. Smith M.T. Wilson Blood residues on ancient tool surfaces: A cautionary note J. Archaeol. Sci. 19 1992 237-241
34. N. Tuross I. Barnes R. Potts Protein identification of blood residues on experimental stone tools J. Archaeol. Sci. 23 1996 289-296
35. D.H. Ubelaker J.M. Lowenstein D.G. Hood Use of solid-phase double-antibody radioimmunoassay to identify species from small skeletal fragments J. Forensic Sci. 49 2004 924-929