An archaeological inventory totalling 8,880 acres in three study tracts has been completed in the Castle Valley locality of central Utah.
This document reports the results of the excavation of 18 sites and the testing of 31 sites within the project area of the Quail Creek Reservoir in central Washington County, Utah.
Abajo Archaeology conducted archaeological excavations at a series of six small rockshelters and seven outdoor hearth features located near Green Spring, west of Washington City, Utah.
This report documents the results of a Class II cultural resource inventory conducted for the Bureau of Land Management in central and southern Utah.
Reported by this volume are the excavations of four Virgin Anasazi sites set directly on the Virgin River just downstream from Hurricane, Washington County, Utah.
This publication reflects the combined results of the Wetherill-Grand Gulch Project and its Basketmaker Symposium held in Blanding, Utah in May of 1990.
The Navajo Nation Archaeology Department (NNAD) conducted an archaeological survey of 17,280 acres on the central and western portions of the Kaiparowits Plateau in south-central Utah.
The Dead Raven site, 42Ka2667, is a Virgin Anasazi habitation and storage complex situated in the NE !4, NW !4, NW lA of Section 25, T41S, R5W in Kane County, Utah (Fig.1) .
This report describes salvage excavations at a Late Pueblo II/III Virgin Anasazi residential site on the eastern Grand Staircase in Kane County.
This document was begun as a means of disseminating chronometric and excavation data that accumulated over the 20 year period between 1976 and 1996, when the Grand Staircase-Escalante Monument was
