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FURTHER INSIGHTS INTO PALEOINDIAN USE OF THE POWARS II RED OCHER QUARRY (48PL330), WYOMING by Frison, George C., Zeimens, George M., Pelton, Spencer R., Walker, Danny N., Stanford, Dennis J., Kornfeld, Marcel

“…We report major new insights from recent research at the Powars II Paleoindian red ocher quarry (48PL330). We salvaged more than 7,000 artifacts from Powars II…”
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In situ evidence for Paleoindian hematite quarrying at the Powars II site (48PL330), Wyoming by Pelton, Spencer R, Becerra-Valdivia, Lorena, Craib, Alexander, Allaun, Sarah, Mahan, Chase, Koenig, Charles, Kelley, Erin, Zeimens, George, Frison, George C

“…SignificanceRed ocher (also known as hematite) is relatively common in Paleoindian sites exceeding ca. 11,000 calibrated years B.P. in the Great Plains and…”
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They Have a Rock That Bleeds: Sunrise Red Ochre and its Early Paleoindian Occurrence at the Hell Gap Site, Wyoming by Tankersley, Kenneth B, Tankersley, Kevin O, Shaffer, Nelson R, Hess, Marc D, Benz, JohnS, Turner, F. Rudolf, Stafford, Michael D, Zeimens, George M, Frison, George C

“…Early Paleoindians mined specular and earthy hematite (henceforth known as Sunrise red ochre) at the Powars II site, Platte County, Wyoming. Sunrise red ochre…”
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Bone Projectile Points: An Addition to the Folsom Cultural Complex by Frison, George C., Zeimens, George M.

“…Extinct subspecies of Bison were taken in mass kills with the aid of natural and artificial traps during Paleoindian times. A succession of chipped stone…”
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48AB301: A late prehistoric period site in the Shirley Basin of Wyoming by Zeimens, George M

“…There is a little doubt that 48AB301 reflects utilization of the Shirley Basin area by a Late Shoshonean groups. At present, there is little indication of how…”
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A Pioneer Burial Near the Historic Bordeaux Trading Post by Gill, George W., Fisher, John W., Zeimens, George M.

“…During archaeological excavations within the perimeter of a small Plains Indian burial ground, near the historic Bordeaux Trading Post, eastern Wyoming, the…”
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