Publications

Working archaeologists learn new details about our human past daily through surveys, site recording scientific excavations, and laboratory analyses. This knowledge is useful only when it is published and accessible. Every year Heritage personnel present new information in the form of programs and publications. The articles below are just a sample.

• South Unit Cultural History Overview, including extensive ethnohistorical and historical summaries
  • Table of Contents [PDF, 4pages, 160KB
  • Introduction [PDF, 5 pages, 799KB]
  • Archaeological Research [PDF, 4 pages, 28KB]
  • Cultural History [PDF, 14 pages, 466KB]
  • Ethnohistorical Data [PDF, 19 pages, 1.26MB]
  • Historical Background [PDF, 18 pages, 1.09MB]
  • Research Concerns [PDF, 3 pages, 14KB]
  • References Section [PDF, 9 pages, 32KB]

• Fremont Nationalism: Cult of the Hunter [PDF, 10 pages, 229KB]
  Fremont Nationalism: Cult of the Hunter
  7th Biennial Rocky Mountain Anthropological Conference, Park City, Utah
  September 15-17, 2005
  Byron Loosle, Ashley National Forest

• When the BAER Hits in the Wood [PDF, 13 pages, 242KB]
  WHEN THE BAER HITS IN THE WOODS
  Sixth Biennial Rocky Mountain Anthropological Conference, Estes Park, Colorado, September 18-20, 2003
  Clay Johnson, Ashley National Forest

• Archaeological Sites and Fire-Induced Changes [PDF, 16 pages, 732KB]
  ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES AND FIRE-INDUCED CHANGES
  Sixth Biennial Rocky Mountain Anthropological Conference, Estes Park, Colorado, September 18-20, 2003
  Clay Johnson, Ashley National Forest

• Numic Transitions [PDF, 9 pages, 137KB]
  Fremont Numic Transitions
  Rocky Mountain Anthropological Conference,Estes Park, Colorado, September 2003
  Byron Loosle (Ashley National Forest) and Michelle Knoll (Brigham Young University)

• Upland Horticulturalists [PDF, 14 pages, 556KB]
  Upland Use by Horticulturalists
  Rocky Mountain Anthropological Conference, Estes Park Colorado, 2003
  Byron Loosle and Clay Johnson, Ashley National Forest

• Myths and Legends of the Uintas [PDF, 10 pages, 61KB]
  MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF THE UINTA’S
  Cristina Bailey, Tami Merkley and Byron Loosle, September 2003

• Prehistoric Land Use [PDF, 6 pages, 40KB]
  Prehistoric Use Trends in the Uinta Mountains of Northeastern Utah
  Presented at the Rocky Mountain Anthropological Conference, Sept. 2001 – Waterton, Alberta Canada
  Byron Loosle and Clay Johnson, Ashley National Forest

• Cultural Resource Management on Public Lands [PDF, 11 pages, 67KB]
  Cultural Resource Management on Public Lands: A Public Emphasis for a Changing Industry
  D. Andrew Stertz, Ashley National Forest