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Moyes, Holley, and Mark Robinson. 2013. “2nd Report of the Las Cuevas Archaeological Reconnaissance Project: The 2012 Field Season.”

Moyes, Holley, and Keith Prufer. 2013. “The Geopolitics of Emerging Maya Rulers: A Case Study of Kayuko Naj Tunich, a Foundational Shrine at Uxbenk\ A, Southern Belize”. Journal of Anthropological Research 69: 225-48.

Moyes, Holley. 2012. “Constructing the Underworld: The Built Environment in Ancient Mesoamerican Caves”. In Heart of Earth: Studies in Maya Ritual Cave Use, edited by James E. Brady and James E. Brady, 23:95-110. Austin: Association for Mexican Cave Studies.

Prufer, Keith M., Holley Moyes, Brendan J. Culleton, Andrew Kindon, and Douglas J. Kennett. 2011. “Formation of a Complex Polity on the Eastern Periphery of the Maya Lowlands”. Latin American Antiquity 22: 199-223.

Moyes, Holley, Mark Aldenderfer, Mark Robinson, and Keith Prufer. 2010. “Excavations Conducted at the Kayuko Mound Group, Uxbenk\ A”. Edited by Keith Prufer and Keith Prufer.

Moyes, Holley. 2008. “Charcoal As a Proxy for Use-Intensity in Ancient Maya Cave Ritual”. In Religion, Archaeology, and the Material World, edited by Lars Fogelin and Lars Fogelin, 139-58. Carbondale, Illinois: Center for Archaeological Investigations.

Moyes, Holley. 2008. “Kayuko Naj Tunich: A Foundational Shrine at Uxbenk\ A”. Edited by Keith Prufer and Keith Prufer.

Moyes, Holley. 2005. “Cluster Concentrations, Boundary Markers, and Ritual Pathways: A GIS Analysis of Artifact Cluster Patterns at Actun Tunichil Muknal, Belize”. In In the Maw of the Earth Monster: Mesoamerican Ritual Cave Use, edited by James E. Brady, Keith Prufer, James E. Brady, and Keith Prufer, 269-300. Austin: University of Texas Press.

Moyes, Holley. 2004. “Changes and Continuities in Ritual Practice at Chechem Ha Cave, Belize: Report on Excavations Conducted in the 2003 Field Season.”

Aldenderfer, Mark, Holley Moyes, Huo Wei, and Li Yongxian. 2004. “Excavations at Dindun, a Pre-Buddhist Village Site in Far Western Tibet”. Proceedings of the International Conference on Tibetan Archaeology and Art. Sichuan Union University, Chengdu, China: Center for Tibetan Studies.