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UCREFRP Catalog Number
9345
Author
Woodbury, A., S. Flowers, D. W. Lindsay, S. D. Durrant, N. K. Dean, A. Grundmann, J. R. Crook, W. H. Behle, H. G. Higgins, G. R. Smith, G. G. Musser and D. B. McDonald
Title
Ecological Studies of the Flora and Fauna in Glen Canyon
USFW Year
1959
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Anthropological Papers
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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH <br />ANTHROPOLOGICAL PAPERS <br />The University of Utah Anthropological Papers are a medium for report- <br />ing to interested scholars and to the people of Utah research in anthropology <br />and allied sciences bearing upon the peoples and cultures of the Great Basin <br />and the West. They include, first, specialized and technical record reports <br />on Great Basin archeology, ethnology, linguistics, and physical anthropology, <br />and second, more general articles on anthropological discoveries, problems <br />and interpretations bearing upon the western regions, from the High Plains <br />to the Pacific. Coast, insofar as they are relevant to human and cultural re- <br />lations in the Great Basin and surrounding areas. <br />For the duration of the archeological salvage project for the upper <br />Colorado River Basin which the University has undertaken by contract agree- <br />ment with the National Park Service, reports relating to that research pro- <br />gram are being published as a series within a series, bearing numbers in <br />the general sequence of the papers as well as their own identifying numbers <br />The Glen Canyon subseries will represent a wider range of the sciences <br />and humanities than the parent series itself. The project provides for stud- <br />ies of the natural history of the Glen Canyon area and its inhabitants so that <br />the relations of the prehistoric cultures and their settings will be understood <br />in depth. As contact with Western peoples and cultures has had a varying <br />effect upon the native Americans and the land, some papers will be concerned <br />with the Colorado in the more recent past. Most of the Glen Canyon publi- <br />cations, however, will be archeological reports.
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