Mining Camps (Other Keyword)

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Cans in the Countryside (1984)

DOCUMENT Citation Only James T. Rock.

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Cultural Resource Inventory in the Onion Park Timber Sale Tract, Routt National Forest, Colorado (1981)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Anthony L. Klesert.

Cultural Resource Inventory of the Proposed U. S. Air Force Superior Valley Range, Mojave Desert, California (4 Vols.) (1980)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Dennis K. Quillen.

Death Valley National Monument: Archeological Survey of 187 Mining Claims (1978)

DOCUMENT Citation Only John L. Craib.

Final Report On the 1978 Archaeological Investigations of the Nellis Air Force Bombing and Gunnery Ranges Nye, Lincoln and Clark Counties, Nevada or Siteseeing On the Range a Compendium (1979)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Kathleen Bergin. C. Scott Crownover. Cary Stevens. Richard Stockton. Sheila Vaughan. Dennis Jenkins.

Gold and Coal Mining Camps of Wyoming: Archaeological Correlates of Boom Town Phenomena (1987)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Julie Francis.

Great Basin Mining Camps: A Mid-level Overview (2007)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Tracey Henderson.

The study provides information to assist managers on planning how to best invest scarce time and money into mining archaeology.

Hematite Study: Archeological Report

DOCUMENT Citation Only George Tolley.

Historical Archaeology at the Early Twentieth Century Townsites of Copperton (48CR1210) and Battle (48CR1209), Carbon County, Wyoming: a Data Recovery Program (1991)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Steven F. Mehls. Richard F. Carrillo. Donald Hardesty.

Impacts: Damage To Cultural Resources in the California Desert (1980)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Margaret M. Lyneis. David L. Weide. Elizabeth Von Till Warren.

Of the nearly 3000 prehistoric and historic sites recorded in the California Desert inventory, 36% have already been damaged so extensively that their condition is reduced to fair or poor. Vandalism is regarded as the major threat to archaeological sites in the desert, and both vandalism and ORV damage are increasing. Historic sites and prehistoric villages have suffered the worst. Less than 40% of them are in good condition. The damage that has been inflicted on archaeological sites in the...

Intensive Cultural Resource Survey of Portions of the Live Fire Maneuver Range, Fort Irwin, California (1982)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Clay Robarchek. Claude N. Warren. Victoria Adair.

Letter Report: An Historical Evaluation of a Segment of the Point of Rocks - South Pass City Stage Route (1980)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Anonymous.

Making Do Outside a Consumer Culture: Pragmatics and Creativity in a Great Depression-era Gold Mining Camp in Northern Nevada, USA (2013)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Benjamin T Barna.

This paper takes re-used mundane objects from a gold mining camp occupied in the 1930s as an entry point for commentary on the so-called "creativity crisis" in contemporary American (and Western) society. Since the late nineteenth century, marketing and social conditioning have been used to teach people that particular consumer goods are intended for specific uses, and these mental categories structure people’s interactions with them. The ability to conceive of unfamiliar uses for...

Secondary Mining Camps and the Boom-Bust Cycle: The Nevada Test and Training Range Mines (2007)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Keith Myhrer.

A report on boom and bust mining cycles in the NTTR.

Utah BLM Statewide Wilderness Draft Environmental Impact State, Volume VI, East-Central Region, Westwater Canyon Wsa (1985)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Marian L. Revitte. D. K. Young. F. L. Clegg. N. Fox. P. W. Carter.