The Web Pubs
Sunset Creek
by C M Nelson
Reflections
by Jay Miller
The Paper Pubs
Prelim. Report
Sunset Creek
Eratta
Culture Change
Solland Thesis
Supplements
Correspondence
Level bag tools
2014 Drawdown
Proj. Points
Setting
Excavatiions
Field Profiles
Features
Camp Life
Ranching
remains
45KT26
Catalogs
Primary Catalog
Nos 1-400
Nos 401-4813
ID Bone
Level Totals
Artifacts by
level
Artifact
comp catalog
Level Bag
Artifacts
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[239] Four artifacts of western manufacture, all of metal, were recovered from the site. One is a hand-rolled, tubular copper bead which was found in slump debris along the beach. Another, found in the topmost portion of the fill of Subcomponent VIIH, is a Phoenix button 1.9 cm. in diameter (Fig. 99, b). The third specimen is a ten-point Iron rowel 5.0 cm, in diameter (Fig, 99, a). Like the fourth specimen, the rowel was recovered from the fill above Subcomponent VII-I. The last specimen Is an iron lock plate (Fig. 100) either from a Northwest gun manufactured between 1860 and 1880 or from an English pattern rifle manufactured in America as early as 1828 (see Caldwell 1960a, 1960b). [239] Ranching at 45KT28Booth, whose ranch was in the middle of the northern half of Quilomene Bar, built a simple docking facility at 45KT28, which was used to move building materials, supplies and livestock to and from the bar. It was situated to take advantage of the eddy created by the toe of the Sunset Creek alluvial fan and the high-water bank that the eddy created.
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Conventions Abstract Table of Contents Letters Figures & Tables Acknowledgements Introduction Definitions Setting Cultural Record Introduction Vantage Phase Cold Springs Frenchman Spring Quilomene Bar Cayuse Phase Characteristics Age Ethnography Salishan Stratigraphy Cayuse I Cayuse II Cayuse III Discussion Summation Models for Prehistory Typology Stone Artifacts Flaked Stone Percussion Ground Stone Bone/Antler Tools Shell Artifacts Metal Artifacts  Raw Materials Methodology Rockshelters References Cited |
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