Blacks Fork Culture

Curtis Runnels and Priscilla Murray have published a chapter in a new book, New Discoveries in the American Paleolithic.

in Curtis Runnels, Priscilla Murray, Publication

The Blacks Fork Culture of Southwestern Wyoming: Quarry Refuse or a Lithic Culture?

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