Summary Report On Archaeological Research in the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, 1975 - 1977

Author(s): Douglas W. Boyce; Harry M. Piper; Jacquelyn G. Piper

Year: 1978

Summary

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Summary Report On Archaeological Research in the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area, 1975 - 1977. Douglas W. Boyce, Harry M. Piper, Jacquelyn G. Piper. 1978 ( tDAR id: 145025)

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Keywords

Culture
Archaic • Hist N Nat Amer • Paleo-Indian

Material
Chipped Stone

General
Archeological Overview / Synthesis-Project Spec • Cultural Chronology • Cultural Ecology • Economy • Field Reconnaisance--Sampling • Highway Archaeology • Highway Archeology • Lithics • Recreation • Site Settlement • Statement For Management

Geographic Keywords
51035 (Fips Code) • 51077 (Fips Code) • 51173 (Fips Code) • 51191 (Fips Code) • 51197 (Fips Code) • Carroll (County) • Grayson (County) • New River • North America (Continent) • Smyth (County) • United States of America (Country) • Virginia (State / Territory) • Washington (County) • Wythe (County)

Spatial Coverage

min long: -82.332; min lat: 36.558 ; max long: -80.454; max lat: 37.073 ;

Individual & Institutional Roles

Sponsor(s): USDA Forest Service, Jefferson National Forest

Prepared By(s): Emory & Henry College, Emory, VA

Record Identifiers

NADB document id number(s): 13253

NADB citation id number(s): 000000087849

Notes

General Note: Sent from: Emory & Henry College, Emory, VA

General Note: Submitted to: USDA Forest Service, Jefferson National Forest