Bush Shelter (48WA324): a Multi-Component Dry Rockshelter In the Foothills of the Big Horn Mountains

Author(s): Karen G. Miller

Year: 1987

Summary

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Bush Shelter (48WA324): a Multi-Component Dry Rockshelter In the Foothills of the Big Horn Mountains. Karen G. Miller. Wyoming Archaeologist. 30 (1-2): 1-22. 1987 ( tDAR id: 104710)

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Keywords

Culture
Early Plains Archaic • Paleo-Indian

Material
Chipped Stone • Fire Cracked Rock • Ground Stone • Wood

General
Basketry • Cordage • Early Plains Archaic Projectile Points • Excavation • Firecracked Rock • Geology • Hammerstones • Leather • Lithic Raw Material Sources • Macrofloral Remains • Manos • Medicine Lodge Creek Projectile Point • Multi-Component Site • Oxbow Projectile Point • Packrat Midden • Rockshelter • Shelter • Site Function • Small Mammal Remains • Stratigraphy • Worked Wood

Geographic Keywords
56043 (Fips Code) • Bighorn Basin • Little Canyon Creek • North America (Continent) • United States of America (Country) • Washakie (County) • Wyoming (State / Territory)

Spatial Coverage

min long: -108.551; min lat: 43.5 ; max long: -107.111; max lat: 44.168 ;

Record Identifiers

lccn(s): sc 79005441 sf 94092458

issn(s): 0043-9665

NADB document id number(s): 5190657

NADB citation id number(s): 000000163323