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Machado, L. M. C. 1988. Biologia de Grupos Humanos Pré-Históricos do Sudeste do Brasil. As Tradições Itaipu e Una. Anais do Simpósio “Americans before Columbus.” In Prehistoria Sudamericana, Nuevas Perspectivas, edited by B. Meggers. 77–103. Washington: Taraxacum.

Machado, L. M. C. 1990a. Sobre as Práticas Funerárias de Cremação e Suas Variações em Grutas do Norte e Noroeste de Minas Gerais. Anais da V Reunião Científica da Sociedade de Arqueologia Brasileira (Sab), Rs. Revista do Cepa, Santa Cruz do Sul 20 (17):235–247.

Machado, L. M. C. 1990b. Paleopatologia: As Doenças Na América Pré-Colombiana. Revista a Hora Veterinária Ano 10 (58):39.

Machado, L. M. C. 1991a. As Estruturas e Suas Inter-Relações Em Sítios de Caçadores-Coletores do Litoral de Saquarema, RJ. Boletim do Instituto de Arqueologia Brasileira, Série Ensaios, N.5:1–42.

Machado, L. M. C. 1991b. Fratura Não Unida (Pseudo Artrose). Registro de Um Caso no Sambaqui Da Beirada, RJ. Resumos da Vi Reunião Científica da Sociedade de Arqueologia Brasileira (Sab), Rio de Janeiro:88.

Machado, L. M. C. 1992a. Paleodemografia e Saúde Em Perspectiva Populacional. In Paleopatologia e Paleoepidemiologia. Estudos Preliminares, edited by A. J. Araújo and L. F. Ferreira. 87–93: Fundação Oswaldo Cruz, Série Panorama.

Machado, L. M. C. 1992b. Pescadores-Coletores Pré-Históricos de Saquarema, RJ: Estudo Dentário e Correlações Culturais. Resumos da I Reunião da Sociedade Brasileira de Paleopatologia. Rio de Janeiro: Escola Nacional de Saúde Pública/Fundação Oswaldo Cruz.

Machado, L. M. C. 1995a. Infêrencias Sócio-Comportamentais a Partir de Dados Bioculturais de População Horticultora Pré-Histórica. Coleção Arqueológica, Edipucrs, Porto Alegre 1 (1):519–535.

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Machado, L. M. C. 1995g. Tendências À Continuidade e Mudança Em Ritos Funerários de Populações Humanas Pré-Históricas do Rio de Janeiro. In Arqueologia do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, edited by C. Beltrão. 111–118. Rio de Janeiro: Arquivo Público do Estado do Rio de Janeiro.

Machado, L. M. C. 1997. Tafonomia Humana: Alguns Problemas e Interpretações em Arqueologia Funerária. In Arqueologia e Suas Interfaces Disciplinares. Resumos da IX Congresso da Sab. 28. Rio de Janeiro.

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Machado, L. M. C. 2001a. Os Sepultamentos, Contextos Arqueológicos e Dados Bioesqueletais. Documento de Trabalho, Rio de Janeiro, N.5:71–75.

Machado, L. M. C. 2001b. Os Sepultamentos e Correlações Bioculturais (Sambaqui Manitiba I —Saquarema, RJ), Resumos da XI Congresso da Sociedade de Arqueologia Brasileira, Rio de Janeiro.

Machado, L. M. C., and M. B. Almeida. 2001. Ossos no Fogo: Contribuições Aos Estudos de Arqueologia Experimental, Resumos da XI Congresso da Sociedade de Arqueologia Brasileira, Rio De Janeiro.

Machado, L. M. C., and, M. A. Alves. 1995. Estruturas Arqueológicas e Padrões e Sepultamento do Sítio Água Limpa, Monte Alto, Sp. Anais da VIII Reunião Científica da Sociedade de Arqueologia Brasileira, Porto Alegre.

Machado, L. M. C., and M. A. Alves. 1995/1996. Estruturas Arqueológicas e Padrões de Sepultamento do Sítio Água Limpa, Monte Alto, Sp. Coleção Arqueológica, Edipucrs, Porto Alegre 2 (1):295–319.

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Machado, L. M. C., and L. Kneip. 1991. Cremação e Outras Práticas Funerárias em Sítios de Pescadores-Coletores do Litoral de Saquarema, RJ. Resumos da VI Reunião Científica da Sociedade de Arqueologia Brasileira (Sab), Rio de Janeiro:77.