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UNDERWATER BUT NOT ALL WET: THE 1985 LAKE ELEANOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY
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Document Date: 2011-05-21 09:47:00


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San Francisco / Lake Eleanor / El Portal / /

Company

Crane / Whittaker / /

Country

United States / /

Event

Natural Disaster / /

Facility

Tamarack Complex / Crane Flat Complex / Mariposa Complex / Homestead Act / Yosemite Research Library / University of California Archaeological Survey / /

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stationary milling equipment / historic archaeological site / portable milling equipment / stone tools / village site / seed processing / metal / federal law / archaeological site / vegetal food processing equipment / /

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A.D. / /

MusicGroup

B.C. / A.D / /

NaturalFeature

Kibbie Creek / Skunk Creek / Frog Creek / Sierra Miwok / Chowchilla River / Stanislaus National Forest / Tuolumne river / Lake Tahoe Uplands / Hetch Hetchy valley / Lake Eleanor / Eleanor Creek / Western Pluvial Lakes / Frog Creek inlet / Lake Eleanor valley / National Forest / Kibbie Lake / Sierra Nevada / /

Organization

Research Center / Yosemite Archeology Office / Congress / University of California Archaeological Survey / Game Department / National Park Service / Archaeology Office / /

Person

Mundy / Gifford / Theodore B. McCleod / Tenaya / Scott L. Carpenter / Hermann Wolfe / Kathleen Hull / Barrett / Laura A. Kirn Yosemite / Horace J. Kibbe / Frog / /

Position

occasional rusty axe head / Carpenter / superintendent / radiometric data representative / King / secretary of the Interior / Chief / /

ProvinceOrState

San Francisco / British Columbia / California / /

Region

central California / /

Technology

perl / /

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