Hunting / Trapping (Site Type Keyword)
Parent: Resource Extraction / Production / Transportation Structure or Features
Locations, or the remains of features or facilities, that were used for hunting or trapping animals. Use more specific term(s) if possible.
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41HM51-502.04-IMG_0419.tif (2020)
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41HM51-502.05-IMG_0417.tif (2020)
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41HM51-506.01-IMG_0425.tif (2020)
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41HM51-549.04-IMG_0500.tif (2020)
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41HM51-576.02-IMG_0502.tif (2020)
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41HM51-603.01-IMG_0478.tif (2020)
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41HM51-604.04-IMG_0512.tif (2020)
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41HM51-605.01-IMG_0454.tif (2020)
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41HM51-622.02-IMG_0494.tif (2020)
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41HM51-Figure5.37a.tif (2020)
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41HM51-Figure5.37b.tif (2020)
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41HM51-Figure5.37c.tif (2020)
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41HM51-Figure5.37e.tif (2020)
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41HM51-Figure5.37f.tif (2020)
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41HM51-Figure5.38a.tif (2020)
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41HM51-Figure5.38b.tif (2020)
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41HM51-Figure5.38c.tif (2020)
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41HM51-Figure5.38d.tif (2020)
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41HM51-Figure5.38e.tif (2020)
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41HM51_tDAR_File_List.xls (2020)
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Aboriginal Adaptations on the Colorado Plateau: A View From the Island-in-the-Sky, Canyonlands National Park, Utah (1995)
This final report documents the results of archeological inventory, excavation, and analysis of prehistoric cultural resources within a 45-kilometer (28-mile) long corridor in the Island-in-the-Sky District of Canyonlands National Park, Utah. During three field seasons of survey, mapping, and excavation in 1983-1985, the research team recorded 32 artifact scatters, plotted 90,000 prehistoric artifacts and 250 historic items, completed 600 one-square-meter test pits, and conducted 10 block...
Additional Paleoindian Campsites Adjacent To the Holcomb Site (1970)
In an earlier analysis of the Holcombe Paleo-Indian complex of sites, James Fitting has postulated the existence of additional living areas "to round out the symmetry of the site" (Fitting 1965). Even before the paper had cleared the press, Jerry DeVisscher, finder of the Holcombe site, discovered one such additional occupation area while digging a rather deep test pit 24 feet north of the area excavated by the University of Michigan during the summer of 1961 (Fitting, DeVisscher and Wahla...
Adult Skeletal Inventory Sheet, Eroding Burial 1, Eroding Burials of Site 46SU3 2012 (2012)
Burial 46SU3 was an eroding burial at the Baker's Bottomsite excavated on March 13, 1989 by Robert Maslowski. The skeletal material was washed and sent to the WVU School of Medicine for analysis. The material originally sent lacked the cranium, dentition, cervical vertebrae and left scapula. Dr. Maslowski indicated that he had learned that Dave Dobbins had recovered a skull and other material exposed by erosion the previous Fall at the same location. This material was subsequently also sent to...