Nevada BLM Cultural Resource Publication 09
In 1983 the Society for American Archaeology (SAA) initiated a series of get-togethers with members of the joint committee on environmental issues of the American Mining Congress and the National C
In 1983 the Society for American Archaeology (SAA) initiated a series of get-togethers with members of the joint committee on environmental issues of the American Mining Congress and the National C
The Panaca Summit Archaeological Investigations were funded by the Williams Telecommunications Company, Tulsa, Oklahoma as part of The Bureau of Land Management's compliance with Cultural Resource
South Fork Shelter holds an important position in the history of Great Basin archaeology for the chronological and dietary information it provided early in the regional research (Heizer et al.
The focus of this document is to provide a contextual basis for ongoing consultations between the contemporary Northern Paiute and Western Shoshone tribes in Nevada and the BLM in northern Nevada (
The Pine Valley cultural resources model project is intended to use a combination of scientific modeling, existing archaeological and geological information, and management practice to create tools
The goals of this study are, to be frank, more managerial than anthropological.
The work reported herein models the prehistoric archaeological sensitivity of northern Railroad Valley, plans regional cultural resource management, and treats the Gravel Bar Sile and the Trap Spri
Between 1987 and 1992, Intermountain Research (MR) conducted a program of survey, testing, and data recovery at Tosawihi Quarries, north-central Nevada, for which I was project director.
Between 1904 and the end of 1910, eighteen families and single individuals occupied homesteads on Tobar Flat (Map 3).
This report describes the results of a test excavation of Mustang Shelter, a modest rockshelter with deeply stratified deposits located in the Stillwater Mountains, near the northeast corner of the