A Class III Cultural Resource Inventory of a Block Area Surrounding the Lamar River Bridge, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Author(s): Paul H. Sanders; Carmen J. Clayton

Year: 2003

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A Class III Cultural Resource Inventory of a Block Area Surrounding the Lamar River Bridge, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. Paul H. Sanders, Carmen J. Clayton. 2003 ( tDAR id: 208736)

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Keywords

Culture
Middle Archaic

Material
Chipped Stone • Fauna • Glass • Metal

Investigation Types
Data Recovery / Excavation • Systematic Survey

General
Bottle Glass • Faunal Material • Isolated Finds • Lithic Scatter • McKean Projectile Point • Metal Artifacts • Obsidian • Stone Circle

Geographic Keywords
56029 (Fips Code) • Lamar River • North America (Continent) • Park (County) • United States of America (Country) • Wyoming (State / Territory) • Yellowstone National Park

Temporal Keywords
Historic • Prehistoric

Spatial Coverage

min long: -111.057; min lat: 43.801 ; max long: -108.551; max lat: 45.006 ;

Individual & Institutional Roles

Sponsor(s): National Park Service; National Park Service, Intermountain Region Denver, CO

Prepared By(s): Office of the Wyoming State Archaeologist

Record Identifiers

NADB document id number(s): 2204332

NADB citation id number(s): 000000243039

Notes

General Note: Submitted to: National Park Service, Intermountain Region Denver, CO

General Note: Contract number: CA 1248-00-005

General Note: Sent from: Office of the Wyoming State Archaeologist