World Archaeology
Established to deal with archaeology on a worldwide multiperiod basis. Each issue is dedicated to one theme of current interest, and the papers adopt a broad comparative approach, looking at important issues on a global scale.
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Cultural Resources and Archaeology
Wyoming BLM Cultural Resource Publication 01
Class II Cultural Resource Survey of the Overland Planning Unit
A Class II cultural resource survey of the Overland Planning Unit was performed during the summer of 1979.
Wyoming BLM Cultural Resource Publication 02
Archeological Investigations of the Deer Creek Site 48BH18 Big Horn County, Wyoming
Archaeological testing conducted at the Deer Creek site, 48BH18, investigated four areas of the canyon bottom.
Wyoming BLM Cultural Resource Publication 03
Archaic and Late Prehistoric Adaptation in Southwestern Wyoming; The Frontier Pipeline Excavations
In 1983 P-III Associates conducted a data recovery program on six prehistoric sites (48UT390, 48UT199, 48UT779, 48UT370, 48UT445 and 48UT377) near Church Butte in southwestern Wyoming for the Front
Wyoming BLM Cultural Resource Publication 04
Archaeological Investigations Along Sage Creek Road, Carbon County, Wyoming
In 1982, the contracting division of the Office of the Wyoming State Archaeologist conducted archaeological investigations at four prehistoric sites, 48CR3812, 48CR3813, 48CR3814 and 48CR3815 in so
Wyoming BLM Cultural Resource Publication 05
Historic Investigations of the Bear River Divide Segment of the Oregon Trail
The Bear River Divide in southwestern Wyoming has been the locus of Euro-American interests since the 1820' s.
Wyoming BLM Cultural Resource Publication 06
The Taliaferro Site - 5000 Years of Prehistory in Southwest Wyoming
This report details the results of archaeological excavations at the Taliaferro site (48LN1468), a large multicomponent residential camp located in the Green River Basin.
Wyoming BLM Cultural Resource Publication 07
The Buffalo Hump Site - Late Prehistoric Occupation in the Great Divide Basin, Wyoming
The Buffalo Hump site (48SW5057) is a multicomponent , prehistoric habitation camp located in the northeast quarter of Sweetwater County within the Great Divide Basin of southcentral Wyoming (Figur
Wyoming BLM Cultural Resource Publication 08
The Bairoil Archaeological Project: 7500 Years of Prehistory in the Bairoil Area, Carbon and Sweetwater Counties, Wyoming
This document details the results of the data recovery phase of the Bairoil Archaeological Project conducted by Mariah Associates, Inc. (Mariah) for Amoco Production Company (Amoco).