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Cultural Resources and Archaeology
Using YKL and SNK REA data in the Bering Sea Western Interior RMP, 2015
Using YKL and SNK REA data in the Bering Sea Western Interior RMP, 2015
Utah BLM Cultural Resource Publication 01
A Stratified Random Sample of the Cultural Resources in the Canyonlands Section of the Moab District of the Bureau of Land Management in Eastern Utah
The one percent stratified random sample of 1,003,000 acres comprising BLM's Canyonlands planning area yielded 225 prehistoric sites.
Utah BLM Cultural Resource Publication 02
The Pony Express Stations of Utah in Historical Perspective
This monograph integrates previously unpublished materials, including extensive field surveys and some excavation, into a historical sketch of the Pony Express in Utah.
Utah BLM Cultural Resource Publication 03
Cultural Resource Evaluation In Central Utah 1977
The Central Coal Cultural Resource study was designed to correlate the cultural data base with the potential adverse impacts related to the development of coal mining.
Utah BLM Cultural Resource Publication 04
Cultural Resource Evaluation In South Central Utah 1977-1978
The South Central Coal Cultural Resource study was designed to correlate cultural data with the potential adverse impacts related to the development of coal mining.
Utah BLM Cultural Resource Publication 05
Sample Inventories of Oil & Gas Fields in Eastern Utah, 1978-1979
Volume 5 represents the results of sample inventories accomplished on 268,960 acres of public lands in Grand and Uintah Counties.
Utah BLM Cultural Resource Publication 06
Simpson Springs Station Historical Archaeology in Western Utah
It was the desire of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to excavate these existing structures, except the CCC camp, determine their approximate dates of usage, and determine, as far as possible, t
Utah BLM Cultural Resource Publication 07
John Jarvie of Brown’s Park
Prepared in 1980, by William L.
Utah BLM Cultural Resource Publication 08
Rails East to Promontory: The Utah Stations
This monograph presents a history and description of a segment of the first transcontinental railroad completed on May 10, 1869, and owned, in Utah, by the Central Pacific Railroad Company.