North Central Montana (Geographic Keyword)

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POLLEN, STARCH, PROTEIN RESIDUE AND ORGANIC RESIDUE (FTIR) ANALYSIS OF ARTIFACTS FROM SITE 24HL1085, NORTH-CENTRAL MONTANA (2008)
DOCUMENT Full-Text Linda Scott Cummings. Chad Yost.

Two possible groundstone tools and three fire-cracked rocks (FCR) were submitted for pollen, starch grain, protein residue and/or organic residue (FTIR) analysis from site 24HL1085, located in the Bear’s Paw Mountains of north-central Montana. This site is situated on a low and narrow terrace overlooking the East Fork of Beaver Creek in Hill County, and the samples submitted are part of on-going work in the area. The goal of the current analysis is to determine what animals and plants might have...

Site Distribution In the Fresno and Nelson Reservoir Areas, North Central Montana, Report of a Class 3 Cultural Resource Inventory (1981)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Ken Deaver. J. Morter.

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Stone Tipi Rings In North-Central Montana and the Adjacent Portion of Alberta, Canada: Their Historical, Ethnological, and Archaeological Aspects (1960)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Thomas F. Kehoe.

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