Lisburne Site: Analysis and Cultural History of a Multi-Component Lithic Workshop in the Iteriak Valley, Arctic Foothills, Northern Alaska. In Archaeological Investigations By the USGS and BLM In the National Petroleum Reserve In Alaska

Peter M. Bowers

Lisburne Site: Analysis and Cultural History of a Multi-Component Lithic Workshop in the Iteriak Valley, Arctic Foothills, Northern Alaska. In Archaeological Investigations By the USGS and BLM In the National Petroleum Reserve In Alaska

Year: 1982

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Lisburne Site: Analysis and Cultural History of a Multi-Component Lithic Workshop in the Iteriak Valley, Arctic Foothills, Northern Alaska. In Archaeological Investigations By the USGS and BLM In the National Petroleum Reserve In Alaska. Peter M. Bowers. Anthropological Papers of The University of Alaska. 20 (1-2): 79-112. 1982 ( tDAR id: 110303)