Test excavations and architectural analysis of Big Westwater Ruin (42Sa6752) in southeastern Utah provide evidence of culture change and instability in the western Mesa Verde Anasazi area.
The cultural resource overview is of an area designated by the Bureau of Land Management as the Canyonlands Grazing Environmental Impact Statement area consisting of the Dolores, Castle Valley, Dry
In 1980 Nickens and Associates personnel completed a Class II cultural resource inventory of 10% of lands in the Seep Ridge Study Tract, a 109,400-acre area located in the southeast portion of the
Test excavations at a series of cave and open sites near Fish Springs, Utah, generally corroborate, with some modifications, accepted placement of Late Archaic and Fremont (Sevier) groups in space
SOUTH SAN JUAN PREHISTORY NARRATIVE
Excavations at Black Rock Cave, on the northern end of the Oquirrh Mountains eastern Tooele County, Utah, were undertaken in the fall of 1982 as a result of a change from federal to private land ow
The Cedar Siding Shelter, recorded as archaeological property 42EM1533, is a prehistorically occupied rockshelter site located on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands in Emery County, Utah, approx
In March 1982, the Bureau of Land Management (Utah) assisted by Archaeological Environmental Research Corporation, Bountiful, Utah, removed a human burial from Pariette Draw, Uintah County, Utah (s
This volume reports the excavation of a Virgin Anasazi site located on a tributary to the Virgin River in Washington County, Utah.
A sample -oriented cultural resources survey of 80,000 acres in Grand County, east -central Utah, was undertaken and a predictive model was constructed using previously collected data.
