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- in press Brian Hayden
- "Did secret societies create inequalities in the Upper Paleolithic?" In Luc Moreau (ed.). Inequality before farming.
MacDonald Institute Monographs: Conversations: Cambridge.
- 2020 Brian Hayden
- "Psychology in archaeology: The secret society case." In Henley, Tracey; Rossano, Matt; and Kardas, Edward (eds.). Handbook of cognitive archaeology.
Routledge: New York. pp 431-450.
- 2019 Brian Hayden
- "Why ideologies and values changed: The role of aggrandizer strategies and secret societies." Expression
24 (June 2019): 8-17.
- 2018 Brian Hayden
- The power of ritual in prehistory.
Cambridge University Press: New York.
- 2018 Brian Hayden
- "Beyond bones: Ritual and social secrets in archaeological remains." In A. Livarda, R. Madgwick, and S. Riera Mora (eds.). Bioarchaeology.
Routledge: London. pp 193-199.
- 2010 Hayden, Brian and Suzanne Villeneuve
- “Astronomy in the Upper Paleolithic?” Cambridge
Archaeological Journal 21:331–55.
- 2007 S. Villeneuve, and B. Hayden.
- “Nouvelle approche de l’analyse du contexte des figurations
pri�tales.” In S de Beaume (ed) Chasseurs-Cueilleurs CNRS
Editions: Paris pp 151–159
- 2004 Hayden, Brian
- “Sociopolitical Organization in the Natufian: A View from
the Northwest.” In Christophe Delage (Ed.) The Last
Hunter-Gatherer Societies in the Near East. BAR
International Series: Oxford. Pp. 263–308
- 2004 Hayden, Brian
- “How Religion Changed in the Bronze Age” The Pomegranate
6(1):107–126.
- 2004 Hayden, B., and Ron Adams
- “Ritual Structures in Transegalitarian Communities.” In
William Prentiss and Ian Kuijt (Eds.) Complex
Hunter-Gatherers: Evolution and Organization of Prehistoric
Communities on the Plateau of Northwestern North America.
University of Utah Press: Salt Lake City. Pp. 84–102.
- 2003 Hayden, Brian
- Shamans, Sorcerers, and Saints: The Prehistory of
Religion. Smithsonian Institution Press: Washington, DC.
- 1998
- “An archaeological evaluation of the Gimbutas paradigm.” The
Pomegranate. 6: 35–46.
- 1997 Owens, D’Ann, and Brian Hayden
- “Prehistoric rites of passage: A comparative study of
transegalitarian hunter-gatherers.” Journal of
Anthropological Archaeology 16: 121–161.
- 1987
- “Alliances and ritual ecstasy: Human responses to resource
stress.” Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion
26:81–91.
- 1986
- “Old Europe: Sacred matriarchy or complementary opposition?”
In A. Bonanno (Ed.), Archaeology and fertility cult in the
ancient Mediterranean. B.R. Gruner Publishing:
Amsterdam. pp. 17–30.
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