POLLEN ANALYSIS FOR THE HAUL ROAD SITE (48SW11645), WYOMING

Summary

The Haul Road site (48SW11645), located on a north-facing slope of a low ridge

overlooking Tenmile Draw, exhibits evidence of multiple occupations. The Opal Phase of the Early

Archaic and the Uinta Phase of the Late Prehistoric are both represented at the site, although not

necessarily in the pollen record. Slab-lined basins, which were sampled for pollen analysis, are

common during the Opal Phase occupation. Pollen analysis examined these basins, located in

both the South and North Blocks, as well as a mano and an occupational surface, for evidence of

subsistence activity.

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• PaleoResearch Institute

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