The Fremont and Plant Resouces Along the Colorado-Wyoming Border

Author(s): A. Dudley Gardner; Barbara Clarke

Year: 2002

Summary

Recent work in Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado is demonstrating the extent of maize agricultural may be extended into the canyons of the Green River. This paper will look at how the Fremont utilized plant resources along their northern frontier to extend their occupation northward. We will synthesize the results of recent excavations and surveys to explain the nature ofFremont agriculture north of the Gates of Ladore on the Green River.

Cite this Record

The Fremont and Plant Resouces Along the Colorado-Wyoming Border. A. Dudley Gardner, Barbara Clarke. The Wyoming Archaeologist. 46 (1): 5-13. 2002 ( tDAR id: 476397) ; doi:10.48512/XCV8476397

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Keywords

Culture
Fremont

Material
Basketry • Macrobotanical • Wood

Site Name
42UN1103 • 5MF1751 • 5MF265 • 5MF266 • 5MF267 • 5MF2722 • 5MF2723 • 5MF373 • 5MF379 • 5MF4095 • 5MF4310 • 5MF4496 • 5MF4497 • 5MF4890 • 5MF5033-5MF5042 • 5MF5043 • 5MF5044-5MF5082 • 5MF5067 • 5MF5083-5MF5116

General
Agriculture • corn • Granary • Rock Art • Rock Shelter • Storage Cist

Geographic Keywords
Colorado • Green River Basin • Wyoming

Temporal Keywords
Late Prehistoric

Individual & Institutional Roles

Contact(s): Marcia Peterson

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