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This presents the second in a series of cultural resource reports. This study concerns historic sites and values located on and around public lands in Colorado.

The Piceance Creek Basin is located in northwestern Colorado, midway between the Colorado and White Rivers and west of the Grand Hogback.

The Dolores River of southwestern Colorado traverses a variety of ecological zones, presenting prehistoric inhabitants with a variety of subsistence possibilities and resources.

This document presents the sixth volume in a series of cultural resource reports. The study concerns historic sites and values on public lands in Colorado.

It is the intention of this report to examine the nature of the relationship between the "indigenous" Mesa Verde sites and the "Chacoan outliers", and to determine how this relationship might affec

There are thousands of petroglyphs on the public lands administered by the BLM.

Effective management of the nation's cultural resources requires the Bureau of Land Management to be aware of and encourage novel approaches to solving large scale archeological problems as they oc

This study represents the tenth volume in a series of cultural resource studies.

One of the most critical concerns for land managers and professional archaeologists is vandalism or unwarranted destruction of vestiges of the nation's historic and prehistoric cultural resources.