Significance of the 300O B.P. Hoko River Waterlogged Fishing Camp in out Understanding of Southern Northwest Coast Cultural Evolution

Author(s): Dale R. Croes

Editor(s): Barbara A. Purdy

Year: 1988

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Significance of the 300O B.P. Hoko River Waterlogged Fishing Camp in out Understanding of Southern Northwest Coast Cultural Evolution. Dale R. Croes, Barbara A. Purdy. In Wet Site Archaeology. Pp. 131-152: Telford Press. 1988 ( tDAR id: 148685)

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Keywords

Investigation Types
Archaeological Overview

General
Campsite • Fishing • Olympic Peninsula

Geographic Keywords
Coast

Record Identifiers

NADB document id number(s): 550675

NADB citation id number(s): 000000068160