Sierra Madre Mountains (Geographic Keyword)
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Historic Logging in the Sierra Madre Mountains of Southern Wyoming: Investigations of a Historic Logging Landscape (2009)
The historic logging industry began operations in the Sierra Madre Mountains of southern Wyoming in the late 1800s. Logging companies supplied timbers for the booming copper and gold mines in the area, and hand hewn railroad ties for the Union Pacific Railroad Company (Bruce 1959; Grasso et al. 1981; Thybony et al. 1985). Today remains of historic logging camps can be found throughout the Sierra Madre Mountains in the Medicine Bow National Forest. These camps are remnants of historic landscapes...
Intensive Cultural Resource Survey of the BLM Encampment River Canyon Mineral Withdrawal, Carbon County, Wyoming (1980)
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Letter Report: Affidavit of Cultural Resource Inventory of Three Proposed Drilling Sites for Bendix Field Engineering Corporation (1979)
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A Metal Knife from the Hog Park Area, Carbon County, Wyoming (2008)
The Hog Park knife joins a growing list of interesting artifacts from Wyoming that defy precise chronological or cultural identification. Isolated artifacts like these are important to our understanding of human adaptations in the area, but their lack of context and association with other objects makes it difficult for identification. Nonetheless, this piece needed to be described in case similar finds are known, and more detailed knowledge of their form and function is available.