Glyphs and Quarries of the Lower Colorado River Valley: The Results of FiveCultural Resources Surveys

摘要

Table of Contents: A Synthetic View of Prehistoric Human Adaptations Along theLower Colorado River; Review of the Five Survey Results; Review of the Research Designs Developed for the Surveys Synthetic Themes; Cultural Affiliations/Interactions; Evaluation of Methods and Future Prospects; Antelope Hill: A Cultural Resources Inventory and Inquiry into Prehistoric Milling Implement Quarrying and Production Behaviors Along the Lower Gila River, Yuma County, Arizona; The Ripley Geoglyph Complex: Results of an Intensive Survey; An Archaeological Survey of Pilot Knob, Imperial County, California: A Class III Cultural Resources Survey and Evaluation; An Archaeological Survey of Senator Wash, Imperial County, California a Class III Cultural Resources Survey and Evaluation; and An Archaeological Survey of Palo Verde Point, Imperial County, California a Class III Cultural Resources Survey and Evaluation.