Archaeological data recovery at drill pad U19au, Nye County, Nevada

Henton, Gregory H.; Pippin, Lonnie C.

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“…The Native NTS are concentrated around the major Americans occupying these residential bases, springs, such as Tippipah and White Rock although classified as Belted Range Sho-Springs (Long 1950). However, surveys at Drill shone, were linked through intermarriage and Holes U19an (Henton and Pippin 1987) (Bergin et al 1979). This project sampled a large portion of the ranges, stretching from Sixteen archaeological study areas occur within approximately 5 kilometers of the center the Tonopah Test Range in the northwest to Indian Springs in the southeast.…”

Section: Holocene Cultural History Detailed Paleoenvironmental Data mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…(Henton 1984c). Thirteen sites: 2 temporary Finally, in February 1987, DRI surveyed a camps, 5 lithic scatters, and 6 isolated artifacts drill pad, access route, and borrow pit for the were found, construction of Drill Hole U20ay (Henton 1987). That area, located 3 km northwest of Drill Pad U19af, located 4 km east was surveyed by DRI in June of 1985(Lockett 1985a.…”

Section: Holocene Cultural History Detailed Paleoenvironmental Data mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Archaeological studies at Drill Hole U20az Pahute Mesa, Nye county, Nevada. [Contains bibliography]

Simmons¹,

Hemphill²,

Henton³

et al. 1991

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Section: Holocene Cultural History Detailed Paleoenvironmental Data mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Holocene Cultural History Detailed Paleoenvironmental Data mentioning

confidence: 99%