POLLEN AND MACROFLORAL INTERPRETATIONS FROM THE SEVIER DESERT, WESTERN UTAH
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Three Fremont sites in western Utah were the object of pollen and
macrofloral analyses as part of archaeological testing. Sites 42Md771 and
42Md749 are located in the alluvial valley plain of the Sevier Desert, while
site 42Md767 is situated on the floor of Snake Valley near the Nevada/Utah
line. The sites were primarily lithic and ceramic scatters, although two
sites contained datable hearths. Site 42Md771 yielded a radiocarbon date of
AD 1030 _+ 80, while site 42Md767 produced two radiocarbon dates from a
hearth--AD 870 + 90 and AD 1040 _+ 80. Pollen and macrofloral analyses were
undertaken at sites 42Md771, 42Md749, and 42Md767 to provide data concerning
the paleoenvironment at the time of occupation for these sites, as well as
to shed light on the vegetable portion of the subsistence base. The pollen
samples were collected from features, as well as from general levels exposed
during archaeological testing of the sites.
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2012-12-31
