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• hunting, butchering, cooking, manufacture and/or mainte- <br />nance of perishable artifacts, and a number of social <br />interactions. <br />This area was probably utilized between late spring- <br />early fall, since more temperate wintering locations are <br />Located both to the east and tc the west. The aboriginal <br />activity in the survey area is probably representative of <br />a warm weather portion of a yearly pattern of transhumane• <br />Aboriginal economy in the immediate region is almost <br />certainly based on hunting and gathering. Although both <br />Fremont and Plains Woodland peoples practiced agriculture <br />as part o£ their subsistence activities, no specific <br />evidence of either Fremont or Plains Woodland was dis- <br />covered in the project area. Refinements of our under- <br />standing of the aboriginal use of this region must wait <br />development of a more specific research design and more <br />problem oriented archaeological investigations. <br />• <br />C <br />37 <br />