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9780874809961

The Ancient Culture of the Fremont River in Utah

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  • ISBN13:

    9780874809961

  • ISBN10:

    0874809967

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2009-10-01
  • Publisher: Univ of Utah Pr
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Summary

In 1927, the Claflin-Emerson Fund of Harvard's Peabody Museum was created to provide support for extended surveys of southeastern Utah west of the Colorado River, a region then almost unknown archaeologically.

Author Biography

Noel Morss (1904-1981) served as a research fellow in prehistory of the American Southwest for the Peabody Museum. He was founding member of the Council on Old World Archaeology and is recognized as having defined the Fremont culture. Duncan Metcalfe is an associate professor of anthropology at the University of Utah. He is also the chief curator of anthropology at the Utah Museum of Natural History.

Table of Contents

List of Illustrationsp. ix
Forewordp. xiii
Introductionp. xvii
Field Work
Geographyp. 1
Boulder
Large Open Site with Burials and Masonryp. 2
Open Site with Masonryp. 3
Pleasant Creek
Cave with Pole and Mud Chamberp. 4
Cave with Holes in Hardpanp. 4
Image Cave-Large Cave with Cists and Rich Rubbishp. 5
Cave with Cistsp. 6
Cave with Rubbishp. 6
Small Cave with Rubbishp. 6
Irrigation Ditchesp. 7
Oak and Tantalus Creeks
Cave with Deep Rubbishp. 8
Cave with Pueblo Masonryp. 8
Small Cave with Cistsp. 9
Small Cave with Cache in Cistp. 9
Small Cachep. 10
Cave with Rubbishp. 10
Cave with Cists and Rubbishp. 10
Small Open Sitep. 11
Cave with Potholes, Cists, and Rubbishp. 11
Large Cave with Potholes and Rich Rubbishp. 12
Torrey-Frutia District
Extended Open Site with House Foundationsp. 14
Open Site with House Foundationsp. 14
"Mold Houses" (Isolated Storage Chambers)p. 15
Miscellaneous Sitesp. 16
Open Sherd Sitep. 17
(Fish Creek Cove Cave)-Large Cave with Very Rich and Deep Rubbish, House, and Cistsp. 17
(Moccasin Cave)-Large Cave with Rich Rubbish and Cistsp. 22
Cave with Burialsp. 25
East Face of The Water Pocket Fold
Small Cave with Cists and Rubbishp. 25
Rock Shelter with Storage Chambersp. 26
Open Sherd Sitep. 26
Small Cave with Cistsp. 26
Storage Chamberp. 26
Cave with Rubbishp. 27
Open Sherd Sitep. 27
Cave with Rubbishp. 27
Cave with Rubbishp. 27
Green River Trip
Small Cave with Rubbishp. 28
Cave with Dry Masonryp. 28
Cave with Rubbish, Burial, and Pictographsp. 29
Pictographsp. 29
Pictographsp. 29
Cave with Small Cachep. 29
Material Culture
Boulder (Pueblo II-III)
Skeletal Materialp. 31
Footgearp. 31
Potteryp. 31
Fremont Culture
Types of Sitesp. 33
Parietal Artp. 34
Black Boulder Pictographsp. 34
Dancer Pictographsp. 34
Other typesp. 36
Fish Creek Cove Pictographsp. 36
Pictographs at Thompsonp. 38
Nine Mile Canyon Pictographsp. 40
Black Dragon Canyon Pictographsp. 41
Summaryp. 42
Potteryp. 42
Plain Warep. 42
Painted and Corrugated Waresp. 45
Figurines and Other Objects of Unbaked Clayp. 46
Headp. 47
Chestp. 49
Terminusp. 49
Other Forms; Headless Figuresp. 60
Animal Figurep. 60
Nipple-Shaped Objectsp. 60
Dishesp. 61
Unidentified Objectsp. 51
Basket-Mouldingp. 61
Pipep. 51
Distributionp. 62
Similarities Between These and Other Figurinesp. 52
Work In Stonep. 54
Metates and Manosp. 54
Other Stone Implementsp. 55
Chipped Implementsp. 55
Utilization of Animals and Plantsp. 58
Animalsp. 58
Plantsp. 58
Deansp. 58
Maizep. 59
Work in Horn and Bonep. 59
Elk Hornp. 59
Mountain Sheep Hornp. 59
Bone Awls and Implementsp. 60
Bone Tubep. 60
Ornamentsp. 60
Work in Woodp. 60
Planting Sticksp. 61
Arrowsp. 61
Other Wooden Objectsp. 62
Wooden Disksp. 62
Dressp. 63
Body Clothingp. 63
Footgearp. 63
Relationshipsp. 67
Cache of Hidesp. 68
The Pectol Shieldp. 69
Cordagep. 70
Snaresp. 70
Netp. 70
Twined-woven Techniquep. 71
Bagp. 71
Mattingp. 71
Basketryp. 72
Ceremonial and Problematical Objectsp. 74
Summary and Conclusionsp. 76
Table to Show Distribution of Significant Traitsp. 78
Bibliographyp. 79
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