Kemmerer (Geographic Keyword)
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POLLEN AND STARCH ANALYSIS FOR GROUNDSTONE SAMPLES FROM SITE 48LN2041 FROM THE RUBY PIPELINE PROJECT, LINCOLN COUNTY, WYOMING (2011)
Site 48LN2041, located in the Muddy Creek drainage between Kemmerer and Opal, Wyoming, was discovered as part of the Ruby Pipeline Project. It lies approximately 5 miles south of the Hams Fork. Four groundstone fragments, a whole metate, and four soil control samples were submitted for pollen and starch analysis for the purpose of providing subsistence information and interpreting cultural economic activities at this site.