David Madsen is an archaeologist with Texas Archaeological Research Laboratory. He is the author of Entering America: Northeast Asia and Beringia before the Last Glacial Maximum (University of Utah Press, 2004) and co-author of Camels Back Cave, University of Utah Anthropological Paper Number 125 (University of Utah Press, 2005). Dave Schmitt is a research associate with the department of anthropology at Washington State University, part-time archaeologist with the Desert Research Institute, and co-author of Camels Back Cave, University of Utah Anthropological Paper Number 125 (University of Utah Press, 2005).
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List of Figures List of Tables Acknowledgments Introduction 1. The Prehistoric Fremont 2. Research Design 3. Paleoenvironments, Geomorphology, and Chronology 4. Feature Distributions and Descriptions 5. Flaked- and Pecked-Stone Artifacts from Buzz-Cut Dune 6. Non-Chipped-Stone Artifacts 7. Summary and Interpretation Appendix A. Radiocarbon Dates from the Western Great Salt Lake Basin Appendix B. Tabular Ceramic Data References
"A thorough report of an archaeological investigation that relates to some major issues in eastern Great Basin prehistory."-Ted Goebel, University of Nevada, Reno