Floyd W Sharrock
Biographic Data
| ID | 147837 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Floyd W Sharrock |
| GIVEN NAMES | Floyd W |
| FAMILY NAME | Sharrock |
| SIGNATURE | SHARROCK F W |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Utah |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Archeology: Prehistory of Oklahoma. Robert E. Bell . ed
Significance' in Contract Archaeology
Significance' is evaluated from the perspective of federal agency land management practices and compared with the perspective of significance as a measure of research value
A Preliminary Shoreline Survey of Lima Reservoir: Archaeology in the Centennial Valley of Southwestern Montana
During the summer of 1974 an archaeological reconnaissance of the Centennial Valley, located in Southwestern Montana, resulted in the location of 35 archaeological sites. These sites include occupation sites, tipi rings, and three obsidian quarries—the first verified obsidian sources in Montana. Numerous artifacts were recovered from these sites. Projectile points of the Cody Complex, McKean Complex and numerous corner-notched varieties indicate …
Archaeology: Median Village and Fremont Culture Regional Variation . John P. Marwitt. Sections by D. B. Madsen, G. F. Dalley, J. M. Adovasio. Appendices by H. C. Cutler and L. W. Blake, J. Andrews, an…
"Photographed All the Best Scenery," Jack Hillers' Diary of the Powell Expeditions, 1871-1875
Archeology: The Kingston Oneota Site. Dean STRAFFIN
Howling Wolf, a Cheyenne Warrior's Graphic Interpretation of His People
On the Western Tour with Washington Irving: The Journal and Letters of Count de Pourtales
Archaeology of the Four Corners Power Projects . J ames V. S ciscenti and H enry C. G reminger
Pollen Analysis of Prehistoric Human Feces: A New Approach to Ethnobotany
Prehistoric human and nonhuman feces from alcoves in the Glen Canyon region of southern Utah are a rich source of pollen and spores. The dominant pollen types (determined in a 200-grain pollen count) vary greatly from sample to sample, making stratigraphic and climatic interpretation very difficult. The record of economic plant pollen appears to reflect the prehistoric Pueblo diet.Cleome, Zea, Cucurbita, andOpuntiaare the most abundant economic p…
The Creeping Dune Irrigation Site in Glen Canyon, Utah
This early Pueblo III site in the Little Rincon of the Colorado River, about 17 river miles downstream from Hite, Utah, is the first site with an irrigation system of any kind to be noted in the upper Glen Canyon. It is most closely linked to the Kayenta branch of the Anasazi culture. It is unusual because of its distance from any center of cultural development and because of the complexity of the irrigation system. This system consists of a larg…
Pollen Analysis of Prehistoric Human Feces: A New Approach to Ethnobotany
Prehistoric human and nonhuman feces from alcoves in the Glen Canyon region of southern Utah are a rich source of pollen and spores. The dominant pollen types (determined in a 200-grain pollen count) vary greatly from sample to sample, making stratigraphic and climatic interpretation very difficult. The record of economic plant pollen appears to reflect the prehistoric Pueblo diet.Cleome, Zea, Cucurbita, andOpuntiaare the most abundant economic p…
Significance' in Contract Archaeology
Significance' is evaluated from the perspective of federal agency land management practices and compared with the perspective of significance as a measure of research value
The Creeping Dune Irrigation Site in Glen Canyon, Utah
This early Pueblo III site in the Little Rincon of the Colorado River, about 17 river miles downstream from Hite, Utah, is the first site with an irrigation system of any kind to be noted in the upper Glen Canyon. It is most closely linked to the Kayenta branch of the Anasazi culture. It is unusual because of its distance from any center of cultural development and because of the complexity of the irrigation system. This system consists of a larg…
Archaeology: Median Village and Fremont Culture Regional Variation . John P. Marwitt. Sections by D. B. Madsen, G. F. Dalley, J. M. Adovasio. Appendices by H. C. Cutler and L. W. Blake, J. Andrews, an…
The Creeping Dune Irrigation Site in Glen Canyon, Utah
This early Pueblo III site in the Little Rincon of the Colorado River, about 17 river miles downstream from Hite, Utah, is the first site with an irrigation system of any kind to be noted in the upper Glen Canyon. It is most closely linked to the Kayenta branch of the Anasazi culture. It is unusual because of its distance from any center of cultural development and because of the complexity of the irrigation system. This system consists of a larg…
Archaeology of the Four Corners Power Projects . J ames V. S ciscenti and H enry C. G reminger
Pollen Analysis of Prehistoric Human Feces: A New Approach to Ethnobotany
Prehistoric human and nonhuman feces from alcoves in the Glen Canyon region of southern Utah are a rich source of pollen and spores. The dominant pollen types (determined in a 200-grain pollen count) vary greatly from sample to sample, making stratigraphic and climatic interpretation very difficult. The record of economic plant pollen appears to reflect the prehistoric Pueblo diet.Cleome, Zea, Cucurbita, andOpuntiaare the most abundant economic p…
Howling Wolf, a Cheyenne Warrior's Graphic Interpretation of His People
On the Western Tour with Washington Irving: The Journal and Letters of Count de Pourtales
"Photographed All the Best Scenery," Jack Hillers' Diary of the Powell Expeditions, 1871-1875
Archeology: The Kingston Oneota Site. Dean STRAFFIN
Archaeology: Median Village and Fremont Culture Regional Variation . John P. Marwitt. Sections by D. B. Madsen, G. F. Dalley, J. M. Adovasio. Appendices by H. C. Cutler and L. W. Blake, J. Andrews, an…
A Preliminary Shoreline Survey of Lima Reservoir: Archaeology in the Centennial Valley of Southwestern Montana
During the summer of 1974 an archaeological reconnaissance of the Centennial Valley, located in Southwestern Montana, resulted in the location of 35 archaeological sites. These sites include occupation sites, tipi rings, and three obsidian quarries—the first verified obsidian sources in Montana. Numerous artifacts were recovered from these sites. Projectile points of the Cody Complex, McKean Complex and numerous corner-notched varieties indicate …
Significance' in Contract Archaeology
Significance' is evaluated from the perspective of federal agency land management practices and compared with the perspective of significance as a measure of research value
Archeology: Prehistory of Oklahoma. Robert E. Bell . ed
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