EDITORIAL POLICY, INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS, AND STYLE GUIDE FOR AMERICAN ANTIQUITY, LATIN AMERICAN ANTIQUITY, AND ADVANCES IN

The journal publishes original ARTICLES that present creative solutions to the challenges archaeologists face in the ways that they approach the archaeological record to learn about the past, convey their findings in the present, and manage resources for the future. [...] It is the author’s responsibility to provide justification for the publication of information that might be in conflict with this policy or with the Society’s goals as stated above, and the editors’ and reviewers’ responsibility to determine the validity of the justification. [...] 2.2 Authors’ Responsibilities Authors, and not the SAA, are responsible for the content of their papers, for the quality of the writing, for the accuracy of quotations and their correct attribution, for the legal right to publish any material submitted and the appropriate handling of issues of coauthorship, and for submitting their manuscripts in proper form for publication. [...] Final submission of a manuscript grants the SAA the right to use any figure therein on the cover of the number of the journal in which it appears. [...] Example: “We constrain the period of time represented by each site phase (that is between the OxCal Boundaries for the start and end of the relevant OxCal Phase).” ● The complete and exact OxCal runfiles that were used to generate all the reported results should be included in the supplementary materials or deposited in a repository and referenced in the text by a DOI (e.g., tdar.org, zenodo.org,.