POLLEN AND MACROFLORAL ANALYSIS FROM 48CR1929, 48CR3961, AND 48CR3962, CARBON COUNTY, WYOMING
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Pollen and macrofloral samples were collected from three sites twelve
miles southeast of Wamsutter, Wyoming during the course of archaeological
mitigation along the Mapco Pipeline. The sites represent Altithermal,
Middle Archaic, and Late Archaic/Late Prehistoric occupations. These sites,
48CR39l, 48CR1929, and 48CR3962, are located within two miles of each other
in the Red Desert/Great Divide Basin area of western Carbon County. The
present environment at these sites is a mixed desert shrub community
dominated by Artemisia (sagebrush), with Chrysothamnus (rabbitbrush),
Atriplex (hopsage), Atriplex (shadscale), and several species of grass
(Graminae) noted. Sarcobatus (greasewood) was observed mainly along the
drainages. The soils in the area are generally regolith and aeolian with
snaIl complexes of sand dunes dotting the ridge tops (O'Brien, personal
connunication, December 1982). Pollen and macrofloral analysis of fill from
twelve features from sites 48CR3962, 48CR1929, and 48CR3961 was undertaken
in an effort to identify probable function of the various hearth types.
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2012-12-28
