Recent Publications are listed below. Any inquiries or requests for offprints should be directed to Ian.Smith@stonebow.otago.ac.nz.

Smith, I.W.G. 1985. Sea mammal hunting and prehistoric subsistence in New Zealand. Unpublished PhD Thesis, Anthropology, University of Otago.

Smith, I.W.G Prehistoric Fur Seal Exploitation on the South West Coast of Chatham Island. Dunedian, Anthropology Department, University of Otago, Working Papers in Chatham Islands Archaeology No.7 . (1977) 95p [ISSN 0110-4101]

Smith, I.W.G Bones from Auckland's First Gaol: Faunal Analysis at the National Bank Site (R11/1595) Queen Street, Auckland. Auckland, Department of Conservation, Science and Research Internal Report No 18, . (1988) 31p. [ISSN 0114-2798]

Anderson, A.J., Allingham, B., and Smith, I.W.G. (eds) Shag River Mouth: the Archaeology of an Early Southern Maori Village. Canberra, Australian National University, Research Papers in Archaeology and Natural History, No. 27 (1996) 294p [ISBN 0-7315-0342-1]

Smith, I.W.G. Prehistoric sea mammal hunting in Palliser Bay. In Prehistoric Man in Palliser Bay. B.F. Leach and H.M. Leach eds. Wellington, National Museum of New Zealand Bulletin 21 (1979) 215 - 249 [ISSN 0110-9464]

Smith, I.W.G. Maori impact on the marine megafauna: pre-european distributions of New Zealand sea mammals. In Saying So Doesn't Make It So. Papers in Honour of B .Foss Leach. D.G. Sutton ed. Dunedin, New Zealand Archaeological Association Monograph 17 (1989) 76 - 108 [ISBN 0-9597915-0-7]

Smith, I.W.G. Bone analysis. In Archaeological Investigations at Site R11/1519, Cryers Road, East Tamaki, Auckland, New Zealand. C.F.K. Frederickson and E.P. Visser eds. Wellington, Department of Conservation Science and Research Series 21 (1989) 102 - 106 [ISBN 0-428-01154-7]

Anderson, A.J. and Smith, I.W.G. Fish remains. In Shag River Mouth: the Archaeology of an Early Southern Maori Village. A.J. Anderson, B. Allingham and I.W.G. Smith eds. . Canberra, Australian National University, Research Papers in Archaeology and Natural History, No. 27 (1996) 237 - 244 [ISBN 0-7315-0342-1]

McGovern-Wilson, R., Kirk, F. and Smith, I.W.G. Small bird remains. In Shag River Mouth: the Archaeology of an Early Southern Maori Village. A.J. Anderson, B. Allingham and I.W.G. Smith eds.. Canberra, Australian National University, Research Papers in Archaeology and Natural History, No. 27 (1996) 223 - 236 [ISBN 0-7315-0342-1]

Smith, I.W.G. Mammal remains. In Shag River Mouth: the Archaeology of an Early Southern Maori Village. A.J. Anderson, B. Allingham and I.W.G. Smith eds. Canberra, Australian National University, Research Papers in Archaeology and Natural History, No. 27 (1996) 185 - 199 [ISBN 0-7315-0342-1]

Smith, I.W.G. and Anderson, A.J. Collection, identification and quantification strategies. In Shag River Mouth: the Archaeology of an Early Southern Maori Village. A.J. Anderson, B. Allingham and I.W.G. Smith eds. Canberra, Australian National University, Research Papers in Archaeology and Natural History, No. 27 (1996) 70 - 73 [ISBN 0-7315-0342-1]

Smith, I.W.G. Historical documents and 18th century seal hunting in New Zealand. In Oceanic Culture History: Essays in Honour of Roger Green. J.M. Davidson, G. Irwin, B.F. Leach, A. Pawley and D. Brown eds. Dunedin, New Zealand Journal of Archaeology Special Publication (1996) 675-688 [ISBN0 0-473-03721-1]

Smith, I.W.G Seasonal sea mammal exploitation and butchering patterns at an archaic site (Tairua, N44/2) on the Coromandel Peninsula. Records of the Auckland Institute and Museum 15:17-26 (1978)

Smith, I.W.G Mammalian fauna from an archaic site on Motutapu Island, New Zealand. Records of the Auckland Institute and Museum 18:95-105 (1981)

Smith, I.W.G Prehistoric mammalian fauna from the Coromandel Peninsula. Records of the Auckland Institute and Museum 18:107-125 (1981)

Leach, B.F., Intoh, M. and Smith, I.W.G. Fishing, turtle hunting and mammal exploitation at Fa'ahia, Huahine, French Polynesia. Journal de la Societe des Oceanistes 79:183-197 (1984)

Smith, I.W.G. and Anderson, A.J. Radiocarbon dates from archaeological rat bones: the Pleasant River case. Archaeology in Oceania.(In press)

Smith, I.W.G. Terrestrial fauna from the Kainapirina (SAC) locality excavations, Watom Island. New Zealand Journal of Archaeology. (In Press)

Walter, R.K. and Smith, I.W.G. Identification of a New Zealand fur seal (Arctocephalus forsteri) bone in a Cook Island archaeological site. New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater Research. (In Press)

Walter, R., Weisler, M. and Smith, I.W.G. The Pacific fishbone reference collection at Otago University. Archaeology in New Zealand. 39(3):200-212 (1996)

Smith, I.W.G. Faunal remains from John Martin's house (O06/365), Omapere. Report to the Department of Conservation. (1994) 7p

Smith, I.W.G. Mammalian fauna from Globe Hill. Report to Southern Arc Consultants. (1995) 18p