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CURRICULUM
VITAE
Robert
M. Yohe II
Department
of Sociology/Anthropology
California
State University
9001
Stockdale Highway
Bakersfield,
CA 93311
email:
ryohe@csub.edu,
or rmyoheII@aol.com
PERSONAL
Born
12 August 1958, Loma Linda, CA.
Married,
no children.
EDUCATION
1992 Ph.D., Anthropology, University of
California, Riverside.
1990 M.A., Anthropology, University of California,
Riverside.
1983 B.A., Anthropology, California State University, San
Bernardino, CA. Minor
emphasis: Biology. Graduated cum
laude.
ADDITIONAL COURSE WORK
1998 Archaeological Resources Protection
Training Program.
Vernal, Utah (sponsored by the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center,
Glynco, Georgia).
1996 Cultural Resources and the
National Environmental Policy Act. Houston, Texas (presented by the Heritage Resource Training Program, University of
Nevada, Reno).
1994 Remote Sensing/Geophysics
Techniques for Cultural Resource Management,
Fort Laramie, Wyoming. Week-long workshop presented by the U.S. Forest
Service and the National Park Service.
1993 Introduction to Federal Projects and Historic Preservation
Law (presented by GSA
and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation).
Advanced Seminar in the Preparation of Agreement Documents.
Chicago, Illinois (presented by the Heritage Resource Training
Program, University of Nevada, Reno).
1988
Flintknapping Field School, Stanley, Idaho (presented
by Lithic Analysts of Pullman, Washington
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
1999-present Assistant
Professor of Anthropology, California State University,
Bakersfield.
1993-1998
Adjunct
Assistant Professor, Anthropology, Boise State University, Idaho
1992
Lecturer
in Anthropology, CSU San Bernardino (Flintknapping Field
Class, Desert Studies Center, Zzyxx)
1991-1993 Lecturer
in Anthropology, CSU Bakersfield (Cultural and Biological
Anthropology).
1989-1991 Instructor of Anthropology,
San Bernardino Valley College (Biological and Cultural
Anthropology).
1988
Teaching Assistant in Field Archaeology,
University of California,
Riverside. Field school conducted at
the Agua Mansa Church site,
an early 19th-century adobe
rectory
and chapel.
1987
Research Assistant, Department of Anthropology, UCR.
1986-1988
Teaching Assistant in Biological Anthropology,
University of California, Riverside.
COURSES PREPARED TO TEACH
Introduction to Biological Anthropology Introduction to Cultural
Anthropology
Introduction to Archaeology Introduction to Lithic Technology
Human Osteology Archaeological Laboratory Analysis
Forensic Anthropology California Archaeology
Archaeological Method and Theory Paleoanthropology
Mesoamerican Archaeology Heritage Resource Management
Faunal Analysis and Historic Preservation
Historical Archaeology Field Archaeology
GRADUATE
STUDENT DISSERTATION AND THESIS COMMITTEES/ACADEMIC ADVISEES
Master of Arts in Anthropology (California State University,
Bakersfield):
Thesis Committee Chair: Gwyn Alcock, Sharynn-Marie Valdez
(graduated), Margaret Hangan, Jay Hinshaw (graduated), Vicky Harvey,
David Scott (graduated), Audry Williams
Committee Member: Kim Cuevas (graduated), Joel Eckley, Jill
Gardner (graduated), Gale Grasse, Scott Jackson (graduated), Kathy
Moscowitz (graduated), Eric Zaborsky.
Master of Arts in Anthropology (Oregon State University):
Juan Chavarria.(graduated Fall 2002)
Doctor of Philosophy Committee Member: Jill Gardner (University
of Nevada, Las Vegas), Asye Taskiran (University of California,
Riverside) (graduated 6/01).
LITERARY APPOINTMENTS
1998
Senior Editor (with E. S. Lohse), Archaeological
Investigations at
Wilson
Butte Cave: 1989 Special publication of the Idaho State
Historical
Society and the
Idaho Museum of Natural History (volume in preparation).
1997-2001
Co-Editor, Archaeological
Passages: Transitions and Continua- -Papers in Honor of Claude
N. Warren/
1994
to present
Series Editor, Monographs in Idaho Archaeology
and Ethnology,
Archaeological Survey of Idaho.
1991
Editor, Kern County Archaeological Society
Journal Vol. 3.
1988
Editorial Assistant, Journal of California and
Great Basin Anthropology.
AWARDS/HONORS/GRANTS
2001
Research Council of the University Grant
($1,293), Cal-State Bakersfield (human dental calculus
research).
2000 Faculty Professional Development Award ($1,000),
School of Humanities
and Social Sciences, Cal-State Bakersfield.
1999
University Research Council Grant ($4,124),
Cal-State Bakersfield (for completion of research monograph).
1996
Letter of Commendation from Governor Phil Batt of Idaho
for assistance rendered to Department of Law Enforcement, Forensic
Services (identification and evaluation of human remains in a
Valley Co. homicide case).
1987 Humanities Research Grant, University of
California, Riverside (Dissertation fieldwork).
1986 Outstanding Teaching Assistant, Graduate Division,
University of California, Riverside.
1985
Extraordinary Service Award, Riverside Chinatown
Archaeological
Investigation, Great Basin Foundation.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Prehistory of western North America (California and Great
Basin emphasis), paleonutrition, paleodemography, ethnobiology,
human ecology, zooarchaeology, taphonomy, lithic studies, and
forensic archaeology.
SPECIAL SKILLS
Teaching (archaeology and biological anthropology), stone
tool replication, human osteological and vertebrate faunal
analysis (non-human vertebrate specialty: mammals), surveying
(transit, alidade and plane table, GPS), word processing
(WordPerfect 5.1 through 9.0), database (Excel, Access),
darkroom film processing (B&W only), radiocarbon laboratory
technician.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Summary:
Have been involved in excess of 150 archaeological
field projects, including survey, test excavations, and 30 major
data recovery excavations. Experience in excavation includes a wide
range of site types in various environmental settings including dry
rockshelters, prehistoric lacustrine fishing camps, lithic quarry
areas, aboriginal structural features, and various historic sites
(several adobe structures, a church/rectory, mining camps, a
large Chinese settlement).
Administrative background includes assistant directorship and
directorship of a successful archaeological contract facility at a
state university and administration of the State Historic
Preservation Program for the State of Idaho.
2003
Senior Osteologist, El-Hibeh Archaeological Project
(Egypt), University of California, Berkeley (Carol Redmount,
Project Director).
1999-present
Assistant Professor of Anthropology, California State
University, Bakersfield.
1999-present
Director, Museum of Anthropology, California State
University, Bakersfield.
Coordinator, Southern San Joaquin Valley
Archaeological Information Center, California State University,
Bakersfield.
1996-1999
Interim State Historic Preservation Officer (appointed
by Governor Phil Batt November 1, 1996). Directly responsible
for the administration of the Historic
Preservation Program for
the State of Idaho.
1993-1999
Director, Archaeological Survey of Idaho. Administer
program for the
maintenance of an inventory for archaeological
site survey information for the state of Idaho. Also responsible
for the development and administration of programs relating to
the curation of various archaeological collections recovered
from and maintained within Idaho.
State Archaeologist/Deputy State Historic Preservation
Officer/Administrator, Idaho State Historical Society.
Responsible for the administration of the Historic Preservation
Office for the State of Idaho. This includes supervision of professional staff, oversight of all Section 106 review and
compliance for archaeology and architectural history, support of the National Register
of Historic Places program, development of the state historic
preservation plan, distribution of subgrants to certified local
governments and archaeological information centers, the
promotion of public education, as well as archaeological
research and publication. Administer an annual budget of
approximately $470,000.
1996-present
Owner and Principal Investigator,
ArchaeoSearch, Inc. Consultant for lithic analysis,
vertebrate faunal analysis, human osteology, and forensic
archaeology.
1995-2000
Co-Principal Investigator, Tolo Lake Mammoth Project.
Responsible for the coordination of various academic
institutions in the excavation of a lakebed site containing the
remains of 14 mammoths (Mammuthus columbi), and
assessment of the site as a possible Paleoindian butchering
locality.
Forensic Osteologist. Serves as consulting forensic
osteologist for state and county law enforcement agencies in
Idaho.
1992-1993
Director, Cultural Resource Facility, California State
University, Bakersfield. Responsible for the administration of
the archaeological contract facility for the university. Duties
included large project budget and proposal preparation (maximum
single successful project award $355,000.00), supervision of
three staff archaeologists and numerous student employees, draft
and final report preparation and approval, and project
coordination.
1990-1992
Assistant Director, Cultural Resource Facility, CSU
Bakersfield. Assisted director in proposal, budget, and report
preparation, project coordination, student training, and various
administrative duties.
1986-1990
Consulting Archaeologist Served as an independent
archaeological consultant hired by private parties, large
environmental consulting firms, and public agencies to conduct
survey, excavation, and vertebrate faunal analysis.
1984-1990
Staff Archaeologist, Archaeological Research Unit,
University of California, Riverside. Responsible for conducting
archaeological surveys, site record and report preparation.
Served as Project Director for test excavations/data recovery
projects and conducted numerous laboratory analyses (faunal
remains, human remains, human coprolites).
1988
Staff Archaeologist and Field Director, Cantil
Project, Cultural Resource Facility, California State
University, Bakersfield. Responsible for the data recovery excavation of several large habitation sites in the Fremont
Valley of the Mojave Desert.
Project Director and Staff Archaeologist, Paul G.
Chace and Associates. Responsible for intensive data recovery
excavation of a late Millingstone Horizon site in southern San
Diego County, California.
1987
Staff Anthropologist, Geothermal Program Office,
Naval Weapons Center, China Lake. Summer staff whose duties
included cultural resource contract report review, survey/site
recording/test excavations, and report preparation.
Project Director, archaeological investigations at the
Rose Spring site, CA-INY-372 (Dissertation research). Intensive,
three year field project involving the re-excavation of this
important, deeply stratified site in the southwestern Great Basin.
1986-1987
Museum Technician, San Bernardino County Museum. Duties
included vertebrate fossil preparation,
paleontological/archaeological surveys and excavation, and
fossil casting.
1986-1990
Associate Archaeologist (part-time), Michael K. Lerch and
Associates, Riverside, California. Conducted numerous
archaeological surveys and test excavations; assisted in the
field evaluation of the Calico Ghost Town Regional Park for San Bernardino County.
1985
Staff Archaeologist, Riverside Chinatown Project,
Great Basin Foundation, October to June. Served as one of the
four core project field staff for the major excavation of a
Chinese community that thrived from the 1880s through the 1940s
near downtown Riverside, CA.
Staff Archaeologist, Naval Weapons Center, China Lake,
CA, June to October. Directed the initial Big/Little Petroglyph
NRHP study and sample survey for a proposed National Register
Archaeological District.
1984
Staff Archaeologist, Naval Weapons Center, China
Lake, CA, June to October. Established artifact curational
facility, conducted surveys, prepared cultural resource survey
reports.
1982-1986
Osteologist, Archaeological Survey Association of
Southern California. Served as curator of ASA vertebrate faunal
collection.
1980-1984
Museum Technician (Volunteer), Earth Science
Department, San Bernardino County Museum. Conducted the avifaunal identification from the faunal assemblage at
Newberry Cave, mammalian fossil preparation, fossil mold/cast
production.
Archaeological Technician (Volunteer), Bureau of Land
Management, Barstow Resource Area. Excavator at Dennings Springs
Rockshelter and Nopah Cave in southeastern California.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
2003
Program Chair, Southwestern Anthropological
Association Annual Conference, Cal-State Bakersfield.
2002
Symposium Co-Chair (with Linda Scott-Cummings),
"Tasting the Past: Recent Research in Archaeobotany and
Ethnobotany in the Great Basin (Symposium 11), Great Basin
Anthropological Conference, Elko, Nevada.
2001
Symposium Chair, "Paleoethnobotany"
(General Session), annual meeting of the Society for American
Archaeology, New Orleans.
2001-present
Board of Directors, Kern County Archaeological Society
(Historian, 2001-2002; Vice President 2002 -present).
2001-present
Board of Directors, Buena Vista Museum of Natural History
(Anthropologist).
2002-present
Vice President, Buena Vista Museum of Natural History
(Bakersfield).
2000-present
Southern California Representative, Southwestern
Anthropological Association.
2000
Symposium Chair, "Technology and Ecology in
Prehistoric California," 34th annual meeting of
the Society for California Archaeology, Riverside, California.
1998
Symposium Organizer and Co-Chair (with Mary Anne
Davis), "Archaeology at the Edge: Recent Archaeological
Studies at the Plateau, Great Basin, and Rocky Mountain/Plains
Interface in Idaho." 63rd annual meeting of the Society for
American Archaeology, Seattle, WA.
Symposium Chair, "Fisheries, Zooarchaeology and
Phyllopods," 21st annual conference of the Society for
Ethnobiology, Reno Nevada.
1996
Symposium Chair, "Contributions to Northwest
Archaeology," Northwest Anthropological Conference, Moscow,
Idaho.
Symposium Co-Chair (with Suzann Henrikson),
"Settlement and Subsistence Studies," Great Basin
Anthropological Conference, King's Beach, California.
1995 to 1999
Government Affairs Network State Representative (Idaho),
Society for American Archaeology.
1995-1999
Lower Snake River Resource Advisory Council Member and
Vice Chairman (1995-1996) (representing cultural resources),
Bureau of Land Management. Appointed by Idaho Governor Phil Batt
and Secretary of the Interior Bruce
Babbitt.
1993 to 1999
Chairman, Idaho Advisory Council of Professional
Archaeologists (IACPA).
IACPA group meets twice annually to
discuss policy matters and archaeological
standards for the
state.
1993-1995
Executive Committee Member, Idaho Archaeological
Society. Provide professional assistance and guidance to a
state-wide avocational group.
1987
Graduate Student President, Department of
Anthropology, UCR.
UNIVERSITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES (CSUB)
2003
At-Large Representative to the University Council
(through June, 2004)
At-Large Senator, CSUB Academic Senate (through June, 2005).
2002 Anthropology Graduate Student Coordinator,
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
2001
Assistant Anthropology Graduate Student Coordinator,
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
1999-2001
Co-Advisor
to Anthropology Club, Department of Sociology
and Anthropology.
PUBLICATIONS
(Note: bold denotes senior author if other than RMY)
DISSERTATION
1992
A Reevaluation of Western Great Basin Cultural Chronology
and Evidence for the Timing of the Introduction of the Bow and
Arrow to Eastern California Based on New Excavations at the Rose
Spring Site (CA-INY-372). Doctoral dissertation, Department of
Anthropology, University of California, Riverside.
MONOGRAPHS
n.d.
Lithic Technology and the Timing of the Appearance of
the Bow and Arrow in Eastern California: Evidence from the Rose
Spring Site (CA-INY-372). Coyote Press Publications in Great
Basin Prehistory Archives of California Prehistory No. 5 (in
press).
1999
(with Claude Warren and Max G. Pavesic) The
Archaeology of the McGraw Creek Site, Hells Canyon, Eastern
Oregon. Special Publication of the Idaho State Historical
Society.
1996
(with Sharynn-Marie Valdez) Archaeological
Investigations at Breakfast Canyon Rockshelters, Death Valley
National Monument, California: Shoshoni Food Storage and
Horticulture in the Southwestern Great Basin.
Bakersfield:
California State University Museum of Anthropology Occasional
Papers No. 6.
1995
(with Paul G. Chace) The Archaeology of Las Montañas.
Coyote Press Archives of California Prehistory No. 42.
1993
(with Mark Q. Sutton and Joan Schneider) The
Siphon Site (CA-SBr-6580): A Millingstone Horizon Site in Summit
Valley, California. San Bernardino County Museum Association
Quarterly 40(3).
ARTICLES
n.d.
(Mark Q. Sutton and Margaret E. Newman)
Understanding Protein Residue Analysis. Manuscript submitted to Journal
of Archaeological Sciences.
2003
Archaeological Investigations at Milner Rockshelter
(10-JE-47), Southern Idaho. Idaho Archaeologist (in
press).
2001
(with Adella Schroth) Obsidian Use and
Technological Change in Rose Valley, California: Conclusions
Based on the Analysis of Debitage from Two Sites. Journal of
Lithic Technology 26(1):50-70.
2000
A New Radiocarbon Date on a Maize Cob from Diversion Dam
Cave (10-AA-99). Idaho Archaeologist 23 (1).
1998
Prehistoric Extension of the Range for the Colorado
Muskrat (Ondantra zibethicus) along the Ancient Shoreline
of Lake Cahuilla, Coachella Valley, California. Bulletin of
the Southern California Academy of Sciences 97(2):86-88.
(with Suzi Neitzel) Archaeological Investigations at the
Bonus Cove Site (10-OE-269). Idaho Archaeologist 21(1):3-32.
Implications of a Late Prehistoric Radiocarbon Date from the
Rattlesnake Canyon Site (10-EL45). Idaho Archaeologist
21(1):33-36.
(with Lael Suzann Henrikson, Margaret E. Newman, and
Mark Druss) Freshwater Crustaceans as an Aboriginal Food
Resource in the Northern Great Basin. Journal of California
and Great Basin Anthropology 20(1):72-87.
The Introduction of the Bow and Arrow and Lithic Resource Use
at Rose Spring (CA-INY-372). Journal of California and Great
Basin Anthropology 20(1):72-87.
(with Jessica St Clair) A Descriptive Analysis of Two Late
Prehistoric Burials from Southwestern Idaho. Journal of
California and Great Basin Anthropology 20(2):219-251.
1997 (with Margaret Newman, Brian Kooyman, and Howard
Ceri) "Blood" From Stones? Probably: A Response to
Fiedel. Journal of Archaeological Science 24:1023-1027.
Archaeological Evidence of Aboriginal Cultigen Use in Late
Nineteenth Century Death Valley, California. Journal of
Ethnobiology 17(2):267-282.
Addendum to X-Ray Fluorescence and Obsidian Hydration Results
from the Analysis of a Turkey-Tail Biface from the Waterhouse
Collection, Weiser, Idaho. Idaho Archaeologist 19(2).
(with Max G. Pavesic) Olivella Beads from the Braden
Site (10-WN-117), Southwestern Idaho. Tebiwa 26(2):225-232.
1996
X-Ray Fluorescence and Obsidian Hydration Results from
the Analysis of a Turkey-Tail Biface from the Waterhouse
Collection, Weiser, Idaho. Idaho Archaeologist
19(1):11-14:29.
(with Suzanne Miller, William Akersten, and Lee
Sappington) The Tolo Lake Mammoth Site, Idaho. Current
Research in the Pleistocene 13:107-108.
1995
(with Susan Kerr Siefkin) Report on the Human Remains
from the Crest Drive-In Site (CA-KER-480H), Bakersfield,
California. Kern County Archaeological Society Journal Vol.
6., pp. 71-80.
1993
(with Margaret E. Newman, Howard Ceri, and Mark
Q. Sutton) Immunological Protein Residue Analysis of Non-lithic
Archaeological Materials. Journal of Archaeological Science
20:93-100.
Archaeological Studies at CA-KER-3052/H, A Probable Miner's
Camp Near Rosamond, California. Kern County Archaeological
Society Journal Vol. 4, pp. 61-72.
(with David J. Scott and Scott Jackson) Archaeological
Investigations at a Small Lithic Reduction Site, CA-KER-3033,
Rosamond, Kern County, California. Kern County Archaeological
Society Journal Vol. 4, pp. 81-96.
(with James Uren) A Clovis Point from Coyote Wells, Malheur
County, Eastern Oregon. Idaho Archaeologist 16(2):15-18.
1992
A Preliminary Report on Test Excavations at Breakfast
Canyon Rockshelters. Society for California Archaeology
Newsletter 26(5):10-11.
A Clovis-Like Point from the Rose Spring Site, CA-INY-372. Journal
of California and Great Basin Anthropology 14(2).
1991
(with Mark Q. Sutton) The Excavation of an Unusual Rock
Feature North of Kramer Junction, San Bernardino County,
California. In: Papers on the Archaeology of the Mojave
Desert III, M. Q. Sutton, ed. Coyote Press Archives of
California Prehistory No. 32.
(with Margaret E. Newman and Joan S. Schneider) Immunological
Identification of Small Mammal Proteins on Aboriginal Milling
Equipment. American Antiquity 56(4):659-666.
1988
(with Mark Q. Sutton) The Perishables from Cave No. 5,
Providence Mountains, California. Journal of California and
Great Basin Anthropology 10(1):117-123.
1987
Bone Artifacts. In: Excavations at Wildomar, Riverside
County, California, Daniel McCarthy, ed. Pacific Coast
Archaeological Society Quarterly 23(1):23-24.
Faunal Remains. In: Excavations at Wildomar, Riverside
County, California, Daniel McCarthy, ed. Pacific Coast
Archaeological Society Quarterly 23(1):24-28.
(with Mark Q. Sutton) Nopah Cave: A Late Period Sheep
Hunting Camp in the Southwestern Great Basin. Pacific Coast
Archaeological Society Quarterly
23(3):24-34.
An Analysis of the Archaeofauna from CA-SBr-1554, the Denning
Spring Rockshelter, San Bernardino County, California. In: Papers
on the Archaeology of the Mojave Desert, M. Q. Sutton, ed., pp.
141-150. Salinas: Coyote Press Archives of California Prehistory
No. 10.
1986
(with Mark Q. Sutton and Daniel F. McCarthy) A
"Battle Scene" Petroglyph from the Coso Range,
California. Journal of California and Great Basin
Anthropology 8(1):133-137.
1984
A Report on Faunal Remains From A Special Purpose Site
in the Western Mojave Desert. Pacific Coast Archaeological
Society Quarterly 20(4):56-72.
JOURNAL REVIEWS
1991
A Review of The Archaeology of Pinyon House, Two
Eagles and Crater Middens: Three Residential Sites in Owens
Valley, Eastern California, by Robert Bettinger. Journal
of California and Great Basin Anthropology 13(1):118-122.
TEXTBOOK
2003
(with Mark Q. Sutton) Archaeology: the Science
of the Human Past. Allyn and Bacon Press.
CHAPTER IN TEXTBOOK
1996
Flaked Stone Analysis. In: Archaeological Laboratory
Methods: An Introduction (1rst through 3rd Edition), by Mark
Q. Sutton and Brooke S. Arkush, pp. 39-67. Kendall/Hunt Press,
Dubuque, Iowa.
CHAPTERS/APPENDICES IN MONOGRAPHS/PROCEEDINGS/FESTCHRIFTS
2000
(with Max G. Pavesic) Early Archaic Domestic Dogs from
Western Idaho, U.S.A. In: Proceedings of the 1st
International Council for Archaeozoology Symposium on the
Domestic Dog, British Archaeological Record International
Series 889: 93-104.
"Rosegate" Revisited: The Temporal Range of Rose
Spring Points in the Southwestern Great Basin. In: Archaeological
Passages: Papers in Honor of Claude N. Warren, Joan S.
Schneider, Robert M. Yohe II, and Jill Gardener, eds. Western
Center for Anthropology and Paleontology Occasional Papers No. 1
1998
(with Susanne J. Miller and William A. Akersten).
The Tolo Lake Mammoth Site, Idaho County, Idaho. "And,
Whereas..." Papers on the Vertebrate Paleontology of Idaho
Honoring John A. White, W. A. Akersten, H. G. McDonald,
D. J. Meldrum, and M. E. T. Flint (eds.), pp.186-192. Idaho
Museum of Natural History Occasional Paper 36.
(with Suzann Henrikson) Late Holocene Grizzly Bear (Ursus
arctos) Remains from Scaredy Cat Cave, Snake River Plain,
Idaho. In "And, Whereas..." Papers on the
Vertebrate Paleontology of Idaho Honoring John A. White,
W. A. Akersten, H. G. McDonald, D. J. Meldrum, and M. E. T.
Flint (eds.), pp.186-192. Idaho Museum of Natural
HistoryOccasional Paper 36.
1996
Analysis of Vertebrate Remains from CA-SBr-1913. In: An
Archaeological Data Recovery Program at CA-SBR-1913, on the
Mojave Siphon Project, Summit Valley, San Bernardino County,
California, by Mark. Q. Sutton and Joan Schneider, pp.
150-164. San Bernardino County Museum Quarterly 43(4).
An Analysis of Flaked Stone Materials from CA-SBr-1913. In: An
Archaeological Data Recovery Program at CA-SBr-1913, on the
Mojave Siphon Project, Summit Valley, San Bernardino County,
California, by Mark Q. Sutton and Joan Schneider, pp. 165-180. San
Bernardino County Museum Quarterly 43(4).
1994
Vertebrate Faunal Remains. Appendix 1 in: The
Archaeology of CA-Mno-2122: A Study of Pre-Contact and
Post-Contact Lifeways Among the Mono Basin Paiute, by Brooke
S. Arkush. University of California Publications in
Anthropology 19:65-70.
1993
Analysis of Vertebrate Remains from the Siphon Site
(CA-SBr-6580). Appendix I in: The Siphon Site (CA-SBr-6580):
A Millingstone Horizon Site in Summit Valley, California, by
Mark Q. Sutton, Joan Schneider, and R. Yohe II, pp. 69-71. San
Bernardino County Museum Association Quarterly 40(3).
An Analysis of Lithic Debitage from the Siphon Site
(CA-SBR-6580). Appendix 2 in: The Siphon Site (CA-SBr-6580):
A Millingstone Horizon Site in Summit Valley, California, by
Mark Q. Sutton, Joan Schneider, and R. Yohe II, pp. 72-78. San
Bernardino County Museum Association Quarterly 40(3).
Analysis of a Human Cremation from CA-SBR-6580. Appendix 5
in: The Siphon Site (CA-SBr-6580): A Millingstone Horizon
Site in Summit Valley, California, by Mark Q. Sutton, Joan
Schneider, and R. Yohe II, pp. 89-91. San Bernardino County
Museum Association Quarterly 40(3).
1991
(with John D. Goodman II) Vertebrate Faunal Remains.
Appendix 3 in: The Archaeology of Cantil, Western Fremont
Valley, California, by Mark Q. Sutton, pp. 202-222. Bakersfield:
California State University Museum of Anthropology Occasional
Papers No. 1.
1989
(with Mark Q. Sutton) An Analysis of the Vertebrate
Faunal Remains form the Afton Canyon Site (CA-SBr-85). Appendix
5 in: The Archaeology of the Afton Canyon Site (CA-SBr-85),
Mojave Desert, California by Joan Schneider, pp. 143-158. San
Bernardino County Museum Association Quarterly 36(1).
1988
(with Mark Q. Sutton) The Human Remains from
RIV-1179. In: Archaeological Investigations at La Quinta,
Salton Basin, Southeastern California, Mark Q. Sutton and
Philip J. Wilke, eds., pp. 102-118. Salinas: Coyote Press
Archives of California Prehistory No. 20.
(with Mark Q. Sutton) Terrestrial and Avian Faunal
Remains from RIV-1179. In: Archaeological Investigations at
La Quinta, Salton Basin, Southeastern California, Mark Q.
Sutton and Philip J. Wilke, eds. pp. 102-118. Salinas: Coyote
Press Archives of California Prehistory No. 20.
EDITED VOLUMES
n.d.
(with E.S. Lohse) New Excavations at Wilson Butte Cave
(10-JE-6): The Results of the 1988-1989 Investigations, by Ruth
Gruhn and Alan Bryan. Special Publication of the Idaho Museum of
Natural History and the Idaho State Historical Society (in
press)
2000
(with Joan Schneider and Jill Gardner) Archaeological
Passages: Papers in Honor of Claude N. Warren, Western
Center for Anthropology and Paleontology Occasional Papers No.
1.
1996
Prehistoric Cold Storage on the Snake River Plain:
Archaeological Investigations at Bobcat Cave by Lael Suzann
Henrikson. Monographs in Idaho Archaeology and Ethnology No.
1.
MANUSCRIPTS IN PREPARATION
n.d. Return to Tunahada: Archaeological
Investigations at the Rose Spring Site (CA-Iny-372), 1987-1989.
In preparation for submission to the Occasional Paper series of
the Western Center for Archaeology and Paleontology.
(with Alan Gold) The Humboldt "Problem":
Lanceolate Basal-notched Bifaces in the Western Great Basin.
Paper in preparation for the Journal of California and Great
Basin Anthropology.
(with Suzi Neitzel) The Archaeology of Schellbach Cave: A
Reassessment. Manuscript in preparation for Journal of Field
Archaeology.
(with Lorene Stark and Rita Rowe) Analysis of the Lithic
Debitage from Rustler Rockshelter, Eastern San Bernardino
County, California. Appendix in preparation for The 1992
Excavations at Rustler Rockshelter, Eastern Mojave Desert,
California to be published in California State University
Museum of Anthropology Occasional Papers No. 7.
(with Max Pavesic and Douglas Owsley) Early Holocene Health
and Nutrition in Western Idaho. Manuscript in preparation for
submission to American Journal of Physical Anthropology.
(with Max Pavesic) Early Archaic Dog Burials from
Southwestern Idaho. Manuscript in preparation for submission to American
Antiquity.
(with Margaret E. Newman) The Reliability of Stone Tool
Protein Residue Analysis: Results from a Recent Blind Study.
Manuscript in preparation for Antiquity.
(with Max Pavesic and Will Reed) Bliss Points As Fishing
Spears: A Functional Analysis of Small Bifaces from Southwestern
Idaho. Manuscript in preparation for the Journal of California
and Great Basin Anthropology.
(with Ken Swanson and Frances B. King) Prehistoric Maize from
Southwestern Idaho and Eastern Oregon. Manuscript in preparation
for Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology.
(with Charles Willingham) Test Excavations at the Kyle Canyon
Site. Manuscript in preparation for the Tebiwa.
The Rattlesnake Canyon Cremation Site (10-EL-45) Redux.
Manuscript in preparation for submission to Journal of
California and Great Basin Anthropology.
Historic Military Graves at Old Fort Boise, Idaho. Manuscript
in preparation for Historical Archaeology.
(with Kim Taylor) The Archaeology of Eureka Cave. Manuscript in
preparation for submission to Idaho Archaeologist.
(with Linda Scott-Cummings) Analysis of Microfloral Remains
from the Dental Calculus of One Historic and Two Prehistoric
Burials. Paper in preparation for submission to Journal of
Archaeological Science.
Jimsonweed and Little People: Aboriginal Datura Use and
the Origin of the Waterbaby Myth. Manuscript in preparation for Journal
of Ethnobiology.
The Mysterious Death of Joe Brown: Murder, Suicide, or
Accident? Paper in preparation for Idaho Yesterdays.
An Ancient Human Tibia from Southern Idaho and Implications
with Respect to the Buhl Burial (with Douglas Owsley, James C.
Chatters, and R. E. Taylor). Paper in preparation for submission
to the American Antiquity.
HISTORIC PRESERVATION MANUALS
2002
(with James C. Woods) The Earliest Idahoans: A
Paleo-Indian Context. Idaho State Historic Preservation Office,
Idaho State Historical Society (draft published in small numbers
in 1999).
1995
(with Suzi Neitzel, Mary Anne Davis, and Glenda King)
Idaho Archaeological and Historical Survey Manual: Guidelines
for Identifying and Evaluating Cultural Properties. Publication
of the State Historic Preservation Office, Idaho State
Historical Society.
MANUSCRIPT REVIEWS
I have served as a peer reviewer for manuscripts submitted to
the following journals: American Antiquity, Journal of
California and Great Basin Anthropology, Journal of Field
Archaeology, and Idaho Archaeologist
PAPERS PRESENTED AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS
Note: Does not include numerous general
presentations given to schools, avocational groups, and service clubs.
Also: bold denotes senior author if other
than RMY
2003
(with Mark Q. Sutton and Margaret E. Newman)
Immunological Protein Residue Analysis: An Update on
Archaeological Applications. Paper presented at the 74th
Annual Conference of the Southwestern Anthropological
Association, Bakersfield.
(with Blendon Walker) A Statistical Analysis of the
Physical Attributes of Rose Spring and Eastgate Points from
Three Great Basin Sites. Paper presented at the annual meetings
of the Society for California Archaeology, Sacramento.
2002
(with Anne Draucker, Dirk Baron, and Robert
Horton) Identification of Distinct Obsidian Flows within the
Coso Volcanic Field, California, by Laser Ablation ICP/MS and
Archaeological Implication. Paper presented at the Geological
Society of America annual meetings, Denver.
(with Alexander K. Rogers) A Preliminary Report on
Excavations at the Diversion Dam Cave Site (10-AA-99),
Southwestern Idaho. Paper presented at the Great Basin
Anthropological Conference, Elko, Nevada.
(with Linda Scott Cummings) The Dietary Implications of
Dental Calculus Analysis of an Early Holocene Population in West
Central Idaho. Paper presented at the Great Basin Anthropological
Conference, Elko, Nevada.
(with Max G.
Pavesic) Recent Isotopic Studies of Human
Remains Attributable to the Western Idaho Archaic Burial
Complex. Paper presented at the Great Basin Anthropological
Conference, Elko, Nevada.
(with Audry Williams and Julie Minor) Investigations
at Haiwee Spring (CA-INY-1606): A Large Habitation Site in the
Coso Range, Naval Air Weapons Station, China Lake. Paper
presented at the Kelso Conference on the Archaeology of the
California Deserts, Red Rock Canyon.
2001
(with Linda Scott-Cummings) Dental Calculus and Dietary
Variability: A Comparison of Prehistoric and Historic Samples.
Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Society for
American Archaeology, New Orleans
Return to Rose Spring: Five Decades of Research at
CA-INY-372. Paper presented at the Millennium Conference: The
Human Journey and Ancient Life in California’s Deserts (Sponsored
by the Desert Managers Group). Barstow, California.
2000
(with Mark Q. Sutton) Implications of Technological and
Environmental Change during the Rose Spring Period in the
Western Mojave Desert. Paper presented at the 34th
annual meeting of the Society for California Archaeology,
Riverside, California.
(with Mark Q. Sutton) A Proposed Nomenclature for the
Rose Spring Period in the Western Great Basin. Paper presented
at the 2000 Great Basin Anthropological Conference, Ogden, Utah.
(with Kim Taylor) The Perishable Artifacts from Eureka Cave,
Idaho. Poster presented at the 2000 Great Basin Anthropological
Conference, Ogden, Utah.
Invited participant in the symposium entitled, Building
Bridges of Stone: Stone Tool Reproduction, 2000 Great Basin
Anthropological Conference, Ogden, Utah
The Paleoenvironmental History of the Rose Spring Site
(CA-INY-372). Paper presented at the Kelso Conference for the
California Deserts, Death Valley Junction.
1999
(with Mark Q. Sutton) Settlement, Subsistence,
Technology, Environmental Change, and the Rose Spring Period in
the Western Mojave Desert. Paper presented at the 1999 Kelso
Conference on California Desert Prehistory.
1998
(with Suzann Henrikson, Margaret Newman, and Mark Druss)
Tadpole Shrimp as an Aboriginal Food Resource in the Great
Basin. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Society for
American Archaeology, Seattle, WA.
(with Suzann Henrikson and Margaret Newman) Prehistoric
Phyllopod Exploitation on the Snake River Plain. Paper presented
at the Society for Ethnobiology Conference, Reno, Nevada.
(with Max G. Pavesic) Mid-Holocene Domestic Dogs from Western
Idaho. Poster session presented at the 8th International
Congress of the International Council for Archaeozoology,
Victoria, B.C.
Forensic Archaeology: An Idaho Example. Paper presented at
the 25th Annual Idaho Archaeological Society Meetings, Boise
State University, Boise.
1997
(with Brooke S. Arkush, Kathleen Heath, and S. J.
Miller) Recent Archaeological Investigations at Weston Canyon
Rockshelter. Paper presented at the Rocky Mountain
Anthropological Conference, Bozeman, Montana.
(with S. J. Miller) Taphonomic Studies at Tolo Lake:
Preliminary Observations. Paper presented at the Rocky Mountain
Anthropological Conference, Bozeman, Montana.
(with Mary Anne Davis) Overseas Chinese at Rock Creek
Station, Southern Idaho? Archaeological Investigations at the
"China House." Paper presented at the 24th Annual
Conference of the Idaho Archaeological Society, Albertson
College, Idaho.
(with Will Reed) Grave Expectations: Archaeological
Investigations at the Old Fort Boise Military Cemetery and Trash
Deposit Localities, City of Boise, Idaho. Paper presented at the
24th Annual Conference of the Idaho Archaeological Society,
Albertson College, Idaho.
(with Michael K. Lerch) Lithic Resource Procurement at
the Sidewinder Quarry, Barstow Area, Mojave Desert. Paper
presented at the Society for California Archaeology Southern
Data Sharing Meeting, University of California, Riverside.
1996
The Tolo Lake Mammoth Project: An Overview. Paper
presented at the 49th Annual Northwest Anthropological
Conference, Moscow, Idaho.
(with Max Pavesic) Early Archaic Dog Remains from the Braden
Site, Southwestern Idaho. Paper presented at the 49th Annual
Northwestern Anthropological Conference, Moscow, Idaho.
(with Sharynn Valdez) Archaeological Excavations at Breakfast
Canyon Rockshelter: Evidence of Early Shoshoni Horticulture in
Death Valley. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the
Society for California Archaeology, Bakersfield.
(with Max Pavesic) Of Snails and Puppy Dog Tales: New Data
from the Braden Site, Western Idaho. Paper presented at the
Great Basin Anthropological Conference, Lake Tahoe.
(with Suzann Henrikson and Mark Druss) Freshwater Crustaceans
as an Aboriginal Food Resource: A New Look
at Prehistoric Ephemeral Lake Encampments in the Northern
Great Basin. Paper presented at the Great Basin Anthropological
Conference, Lake Tahoe.
(with William A. Akersten, Susanne J. Miller, William
C. Rember, and R. Lee Sappington) Preliminary Taphonomic Studies
at the Tolo Lake Mammoth Site near Grangeville, Idaho County,
Northern Idaho. Poster presented at the Sixth North American
Paleontological Convention, Washington, D.C.
(with Max Pavesic and Will Reed) Bliss Points as Fishing
Spears: Evidence for Determining Projectile Point Function.
Paper presented at the Idaho Archaeological Society Annual
Conference, Twin Falls.
A Late Archaic Cairn Burial from Northern Owyhee County: A
Preliminary Report. Paper presented at the Idaho Archaeological
Society Annual Conference, Twin Falls.
1995
(with William Akersten, Suzanne Miller, and Lee
Sappington) New Excavations at Tolo Lake: The Preliminary
Results of the 1995 Field Season. Paper presented at the Idaho
Archaeological Society Annual Conference, Boise State
University.
1994
(with Adella Schroth) Obsidian Use and
Technological Change in Rose Valley: Conclusions Based on the
Analysis of Debitage from Two Sites. Paper presented at the 24th
Great Basin Anthropological Conference, Elko, Nevada.
Vertebrate Faunal Analysis of Selected Loci of the Rose
Spring Site (CA-Iny-372): Preliminary Results. Paper presented
at the 24th Great Basin Anthropological Conference, Elko.
(with Susan Neitzel and Glenda King) Preliminary Results of
Archaeological Investigations at the Bonus Cove Site
(10-OE-269). Paper presented at the Idaho Archaeological Society
Annual Meeting, Twin Falls.
(with Lee Sappington and William Akersten) The Tolo
Mammoth Site: Preliminary Results. Paper presented at the Idaho
Archaeological Society Annual Conference, Twin Falls.
1993
(with Mark Q. Sutton) Mid-Holocene Settlement and
Subsistence Adaptations in the Mojave Desert. Paper presented at
the annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, St.
Louis.
(with Mark Q. Sutton) The Mid-Holocene Interface in
the Mojave Desert. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the
Society of California Archaeology, Monterey.
Preliminary Study of Vertebrate Remains from the Kyle Canyon
Site (10-BT-8). Paper presented at the annual meeting of the
Idaho Archaeological Society, Pocatello.
1992
(with Margaret E. Newman) Immunological Analysis of
Prehistoric Human Coprolites for Non-Visual Dietary
Constituents. Invited paper presented at the symposium
entitled Paleonutrition: The Diet and Health of
Prehistoric Americans, sponsored by the Center for
Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University at
Carbondale.
Radiometrics, Obsidian Hydration, and Chronology at the Rose
Spring Site (CA-INY-372), Inyo County, California. Paper
presented at the annual meetings of the Society for California
Archaeology, Pasadena.
(with Margaret E. Newman, Mark Q. Sutton, and Joan Schneider)
Protein Residue Analysis of Groundstone Artifacts: New Results
from Five Archaeological Sites in Southern California. Paper
presented at the annual meetings of the Society for California
Archaeology, Pasadena.
Lithic Resource Utilization at Rose Spring (CA-INY-372):
Results of a Technological Analysis of Flaked Stone Artifacts
and Debitage. Paper presented at the Great Basin Anthropological
Conference, Boise, Idaho.
A Preliminary Report on Archaeological Investigations at the
Breakfast Canyon Rockshelters (CA-Iny-272), Death Valley
National Monument, California. Paper presented at the Fifth
Annual Kelso Conference of the Prehistory of the Mojave Desert,
Joshua Tree National Monument.
1991
(with Margaret E. Newman) Blood Residue Analysis: New
Applications in the Study of Archaeological Assemblages. Paper
presented at the annual meetings of the Society for American
Archaeology, New Orleans.
(with Mark Q. Sutton) Archaeological Investigations at
CA-SBr-1913: A Late Village on the Upper Mojave River. Paper
presented at the Fourth Annual Kelso Conference of the
Prehistory of the Mojave Desert, Stovepipe Wells, Death Valley
National Park.
1989
Archaeological Investigations at Las Montañas: Results
of Special Studies. Paper presented at the annual meetings of
the Society for California Archaeology, Marina Del Rey.
Acculturation and Changes in Faunal Exploitation Strategies:
An Example from a Pronghorn Drive Complex (CA-Mno-2122) in the
Eastern Mono Basin, California. Paper presented at the annual
meetings of the Southwestern Anthropological Association,
Riverside.
1988
Return to Rose Spring: An Update on Current
Archaeological Investigations a CA-INY-372. Paper presented at
the annual meetings of the Society for California Archaeology,
Redding.
Prehistory and Chronology in the Coso Region: A Discussion of
New Radiometric Assessments from Rose Spring (CA-INY-372). Paper
presented at the 21st Great Basin Anthropological Conference,
Park City, Utah.
1987
(with Robert E. Parr) Archaeological Investigations at
Rochester Cave: Preliminary Results. Paper presented at the
First Annual Kelso Conference on the Prehistory of the Mojave
Desert, Zzyzx.
Phyllopods as a Possible Aboriginal Food Resource in the
Mojave Desert. Paper presented at the seventh annual James C.
Young Colloquim, U.C. Riverside.
1986
(with William T. Eckhardt) Recent Archaeological
Investigations along the Ancient Shoreline of China Lake. Paper
presented at the 20th Great Basin Anthropological Conference,
Las Vegas.
1985
An Analysis of the Vertebrate Faunal Remains from the
Little Whisky Flat Antelope Drive Site, Western Nevada. Paper
presented at the annual meetings of the Society for California
Archaeology, San Diego.
1984
The Perishable Artifacts from Cave No. 5 in the
Providence Mountains, Eastern Mojave Desert, California. Paper
presented at the 19th Great Basin Anthropological Conference,
Boise, Idaho.
(with Barbara Polcene) A Preliminary Report on Archaeological
Investigations at the La Cresta Site. Paper presented at the
annual meetings of the Society of California Archaeology,
Salinas, California.
1983
(with Mark Q. Sutton) A Preliminary Report on the
Nopah Cave Excavation. Paper presented at the Society for
California Archaeology Southern Data Sharing Meeting, California
State University, Long Beach.
Secondary Osteons in the Black-Tailed Hare: A Possible Age
Determinant for Archaeological Specimens. Paper presented at the
3rd annual James C. Young Student Colloquim at the
University of California, Riverside.
1982
The Archaeofauna of Denning Springs Rockshelter. Paper
presented at the Society for California Archaeology Southern
Data Sharing Meeting, San Bernardino County Museum, Redlands.
1981
Pronghorn Antelope and Fish Remains from an
Archaeological Site in the Western Mojave Desert. Paper
presented at the Society for California Archaeology Southern
California Data Sharing Meeting, California State College,
Fullerton.
SELECTED TECHNICAL REPORTS
2000
Vertebrate Faunal Analysis for Five Archaeological Sites
on Edwards Air Force Base. Report prepared for Computer Science
Corporation, Edwards Air Force Base.
1999
Archaeological Investigations at Milner Rockshelter
(10-JE-47), Southern Idaho. Report prepared for the Special
Agent in Charge, Bureau of Land Managment Law Enforcement and
the Office of the U.S. Attorney.
1998
(with Mark Plew, Mary Anne Davis, Sharon Plager,
Juan Chavarria, A. Craig Hauer, and Adam Berg) Archaeological
Test Excavations at Bachman Cave (10-OE-565), Southwest Idaho.
Report on file, Idaho State Historic Preservation Office, Boise.
Osteological Analysis of "Jane Doe" Discovered Near
Emmett, Idaho. Report prepared for the Idaho Deparment of Law
Enforcement.
An Analysis of Recent Human Remiains Recovered from Southeast
of Gooding County, Idaho. Report prepared for the Gooding County
Sheriff's Office, Gooding, Idaho.
1996
(with Michael K. Lerch) Quarries Along the
Sidewinder Trail: Cultural Resources Inventory and Evaluation of
the P & V Enterprises Land Exchange, Parcels PV-10E, -56,
and -62, Barstow, San Bernardino County, California. Report on
file, Bureau of Land Management, Barstow Resource Area.
Preliminary Report on the Recovery and Analysis of Human
Remains Discovered Near Paddy Flats, Valley County, Idaho.
Report prepared for Forensic Services, Idaho Department of Law
Enforcement.
1995
Faunal Remains from the 1993 Fort Hall Test Excavations,
Fort Hall Indian Reservation, Idaho. Report prepared for the
National Park Service.
1993
Archaeological Test Excavations along the Oro Grande
Sewer Pipeline Alignment, Victorville, San Bernardino County,
California. Report on file at San Bernardino County
Archaeological Information Center, Redlands.
The Results of Archaeological Test Excavations at the
Breakfast Canyon Rockshelters, Death Valley National Monument,
Inyo County, California. Report prepared for Death Valley
National Monument, U.S. Department of the Interior, National
Park Service.
1992
(with Karen Swope) Archaeological Data Recovery
Excavations at the Site of a Proposed Interpretive Facility,
Fort Tejon State Historic Park (CA-KER-2848/H), Kern County,
California. Report on file, Southern San Joaquin Valley
Archaeological Information Center.
1991
An Archaeological Assessment of Eight Alternative Access
Routes into the Proposed Hidden Valley Hazardous Waste Disposal
Facility, San Bernardino County, California. Report on file,
Archaeological Information Center, San Bernardino County Museum.
The Analysis of a Burial from CA-RIV-3757. In: Archaeological
Investigations of CA-RIV-3757, 3758, 3759, 3760, 3761, and
3765-H, Formerly Portions of "RIV-102," the Pahsitnah
Village Complex, by R. Cerreto, pp. 13.1-13.7. Report on file,
Archaeological Research Unit, University of California,
Riverside.
1990
Archaeological Investigations at Five Sites Located at
One Eleven La Quinta Center in the City of La Quinta, Central
Riverside County, California. Report on file, Archaeological
Research Unit, University of California, Riverside.
An Analysis of Human Coprolites from Site CA-Riv-3862. In:
Archaeological Investigations at Five Sites Located at One
Eleven La Quinta Center in the City of La Quinta, Central
Riverside County, California. Report on file, Archaeological
Research Unit, University of California, Riverside.
Mammalian and Avian Fauna. In: Final Test Investigations
Report and Request for Determination of Eligibility for 23 Sites
along the San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor, Vol. II,
Appendices. Report prepared for Transportation Corridor
Agencies, Costa Mesa, California, by Chambers Group, Inc.
An Analysis of Faunal Remains from SBr-113, -114, -3772, and
-3803H, Crowder Canyon, California. In: Archaeological
Investigations at SBr-113, -114, -3772, and -3803H, Crowder
Canyon, San Bernardino County, California, by Judy McKeehan.
Report prepared for Cal-Trans by Chambers Group, Inc.
1989
(with Paul Chace) The Archaeology of Las Montañas: A
Milling Stone Horizon Site in South San Diego County,
California. Report on file, San Diego County Planning
Department.
Faunal Remains. In: Archaeological Excavations at Shoot Hill,
Malakoff Diggins State Park, Nevada County, California (1987
Field Season), by Louis A. Payen. Report on file, California
Department of Parks and Recreation.
1988
(with Robert E. Reynolds, Mark Q. Sutton, and
Karen Swope) Cultural Resources Mitigation and Salvage, Luz
Solar Electric Generating Stations, Kramer Junction, San
Bernardino County, California. Report on file, San Bernardino
County Museum.
1987
(with Adella Schroth) Archaeological Assessment
of the Proposed Crowder Canyon Recreational Vehicle Park, San
Bernardino, California. Report on file, California
Archaeological Information Center, San Bernardino County Museum.
Preliminary Archaeological Assessment of the Shallow
Underground Tunnel/Chamber Explosion Test Project Area, Inyo
County, California. Report on file, Geothermal Program Office,
Naval Weapons Center, China Lake.
Preliminary Report on Test Excavations at Anvil Shelter
(CA-INY-3412). Report on file, Geothermal Program Office, Naval
Weapons Center, China Lake.
1986
Faunal Remains. In: Excavations at Indian Hill
Rockshelter, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, California:
1984-1985. Report on file at the California Department of Parks
and Recreation, Sacramento.
An Analysis of Vertebrate Remains from the 1986
Archaeological Test Excavations at Rancho Guajome. Report on
file at the Department of Public Works, County of San Diego.
(with Karen K. Swope) Archaeological Data Recovery at
CA-RIV-3025, Amended No. 1, Tentative Parcel 21057, Located in
Glenoak Valley, Riverside County, California. Report on file at
the Archaeological Research Unit, University of California,
Riverside.
1985
Preliminary Report on Human Skeletal Remains from Indian
Hill Rockshelter. Report prepared for the San Diego County
Coroner on behalf of the Archaeological Research Unit,
University of California, Riverside.
Preliminary Report on Archaeological Testing at the Wind in
the Willows Site, Naval Weapons Center, China Lake, California.
Report on file, Code 2692, Naval Weapons | 