Lithic Analysis from Two Prehistoric Sites (48NA312 AND 48NA2516) Near Martin's Cove, Natrona County, Wyoming

Author(s): Danny N. Walker; Meegan Sanderson; Rick Weathermon

Year: 2006

Summary

Extensive lithic collections have been made from the surface of two archaeological sites (48NA312 and 48NA2516) near Martin’s Cove, Natrona County, Wyoming. Contrary to the original archaeological assessment of the two sites (Griffiths and Talbot 1996), these two sites now appear to contain significant archaeological data concerning the prehistory of the central Wyoming area (NRHP Criterion D). Additional archaeological evaluation of the sites has become necessary to properly evaluate these two sites.

Cite this Record

Lithic Analysis from Two Prehistoric Sites (48NA312 AND 48NA2516) Near Martin's Cove, Natrona County, Wyoming. Danny N. Walker, Meegan Sanderson, Rick Weathermon. The Wyoming Archaeologist. 50 (2): 16-37. 2006 ( tDAR id: 476432) ; doi:10.48512/XCV8476432

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Keywords

Culture
Undifferentiated Native American

Material
Chipped Stone • Fire Cracked Rock • Ground Stone

Site Name
48NA2516 • 48NA312

General
Duncan/Hanna • Martin's Cove • Natrona County

Geographic Keywords
North Platte Basin

Temporal Keywords
Late Archaic • Middle Archaic

Individual & Institutional Roles

Contact(s): Marcia Peterson

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