Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
The report presents the descriptive and analytical results of an archeological survey of Arches National Park in southeast Utah. A total of 26 sites and 69 isolated artifact finds was recorded in the 1,160 acres surveyed during August 1987. Arches National Park encompasses a broad range of geological formations and microenvironments. The archeological resources recorded during the survey included lithic scatters, several rock shelters, a pictograph/petroglyph panel, and an historic site. The survey data is outlined descriptively, and evaluated using descriptive and analytic statistics. The purpose of the project was to conduct an intensive pedestrian survey in order to locate archeological resources in areas which might be adversely affected by future maintenance and development in the Park. Also, the report is intended to serve Park personnel as a cultural resource management tool. Effective management and interpretation of these archeological resources can be based, in part, on some of the study results presented in the document.
The report presents the descriptive and analytical results of an archeological survey of Arches National Park in southeast Utah. A total of 26 sites and 69 isolated artifact finds was recorded in the 1,160 acres surveyed during August 1987. Arches National Park encompasses a broad range of geological formations and microenvironments. The archeological resources recorded during the survey included lithic scatters, several rock shelters, a pictograph/petroglyph panel, and an historic site. The survey data is outlined descriptively, and evaluated using descriptive and analytic statistics. The purpose of the project was to conduct an intensive pedestrian survey in order to locate archeological resources in areas which might be adversely affected by future maintenance and development in the Park. Also, the report is intended to serve Park personnel as a cultural resource management tool. Effective management and interpretation of these archeological resources can be based, in part, on some of the study results presented in the document.
Archeological Investigation of Arches National Park, Utah
K. Kramer (Autor:in)
1991
171 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
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