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Utah archaeology 2003; The purpose of this annual publication is to disseminate information relevant to archaeological research both historic and prehistoric in the State of Utah. Ceramic Production, Fremont Foragers, and the Late Archaic Prehistory of the North-Central Great Basin, by Blyan Hockett and Maury Morgenstein, p. 1; Commodity Flow and National Market Access: Historical Archaeology in Salt Lake County, by Jakob D. Crockett, p. 37; Photo essay: The Botanical Parts of the Patterson Bundle: An Herbalist's Discovery, by Merry Lycett Harrison, p. 53; Pump Organ Reeds: Archaeology, History, and Music Come Together at the Frary Site, by Ronald J. Rood, p. 63; Great Salt Lake V-Edge Cobbles, by Dann J. Russell, p. 70; The Desha Caves: Radiocarbon Dating and Coprolite Analysis, by Phil R. Geib and Michael R. Robins, p. 81; An Apparent Case of Treponemal Disease in a Human Burial from the Northern Great Salt Lake, by Silvia E. Smith, Buck Benson, and Patricia M. Lambert, p. 95

Utah archaeology 2003; The purpose of this annual publication is to disseminate information relevant to archaeological research both historic and prehistoric in the State of Utah. Ceramic Production, Fremont Foragers, and the Late Archaic Prehistory of the North-Central Great Basin, by Blyan Hockett and Maury Morgenstein, p. 1; Commodity Flow and National Market Access: Historical Archaeology in Salt Lake County, by Jakob D. Crockett, p. 37; Photo essay: The Botanical Parts of the Patterson Bundle: An Herbalist's Discovery, by Merry Lycett Harrison, p. 53; Pump Organ Reeds: Archaeology, History, and Music Come Together at the Frary Site, by Ronald J. Rood, p. 63; Great Salt Lake V-Edge Cobbles, by Dann J. Russell, p. 70; The Desha Caves: Radiocarbon Dating and Coprolite Analysis, by Phil R. Geib and Michael R. Robins, p. 81; An Apparent Case of Treponemal Disease in a Human Burial from the Northern Great Salt Lake, by Silvia E. Smith, Buck Benson, and Patricia M. Lambert, p. 95

Utah archaeology 2002; The purpose of this annual publication is to disseminate information relevant to archaeological research both historic and prehistoric in the State of Utah. The Link Between the Fremont and Modern Tribes, by Nancy J. Coulam and Steven R. Simms, p. 1; Fremont Basketry, by James M. Adovasio, David R. Pedler, and Jeff S. Illingworth, p. 5; Comments on "Fremont Basketry" by J. M. Adovasio, D. R. Pedler, and J. S. Illingworth, by Catherine S. Fowler, p. 26; Commentary on "Fremont Basketry," by Joyce Herold, p. 29; Reply to Coulam and Simms, Fowler, and Herold, by James M. Adovasio, p. 35; Concluding Comments: Science, NAGPRA, Law and Public Policy, by Kevin T. Jones, p. 37; Photo essay: Paleoindian Points Types of Northern Utah, by Dann J. Russell and Mark E. Stuart, p. 49; Institutional Constraints on Social and Economic Fluidity in Farmer-Forager Systems: Bioarchaeology and the Sexual Division of Labor in Prehistoric Utah, by Jason Bright, p. 67; Settlement Location as a Reflection of Economic Strategies by the Late Prehistoric Fishermen of Utah Lake, by Michelle K. Knoll, p. 85; Orangeboom Cave: A Single Component Eastgate Site in Northeastern Nevada, by Paul Buck, Brian Hocketf, Kelly Graf, Ted Geobel, Gene Griego, Laureen Perry, and Eric Dillingham, p. 99; Burnt Station: What Really Happened in Overland Canyon? By, David M. Jabusch, Susan Jabusch and Melvin Brewster, p. 113

Utah archaeology 2002; The purpose of this annual publication is to disseminate information relevant to archaeological research both historic and prehistoric in the State of Utah. The Link Between the Fremont and Modern Tribes, by Nancy J. Coulam and Steven R. Simms, p. 1; Fremont Basketry, by James M. Adovasio, David R. Pedler, and Jeff S. Illingworth, p. 5; Comments on "Fremont Basketry" by J. M. Adovasio, D. R. Pedler, and J. S. Illingworth, by Catherine S. Fowler, p. 26; Commentary on "Fremont Basketry," by Joyce Herold, p. 29; Reply to Coulam and Simms, Fowler, and Herold, by James M. Adovasio, p. 35; Concluding Comments: Science, NAGPRA, Law and Public Policy, by Kevin T. Jones, p. 37; Photo essay: Paleoindian Points Types of Northern Utah, by Dann J. Russell and Mark E. Stuart, p. 49; Institutional Constraints on Social and Economic Fluidity in Farmer-Forager Systems: Bioarchaeology and the Sexual Division of Labor in Prehistoric Utah, by Jason Bright, p. 67; Settlement Location as a Reflection of Economic Strategies by the Late Prehistoric Fishermen of Utah Lake, by Michelle K. Knoll, p. 85; Orangeboom Cave: A Single Component Eastgate Site in Northeastern Nevada, by Paul Buck, Brian Hocketf, Kelly Graf, Ted Geobel, Gene Griego, Laureen Perry, and Eric Dillingham, p. 99; Burnt Station: What Really Happened in Overland Canyon? By, David M. Jabusch, Susan Jabusch and Melvin Brewster, p. 113

Utah Archaeology is an annual publication of Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, Utah Professional Archaeological Council, and the Utah Division of State History. The journal focuses on prehistoric and historic archaeological research relevant to Utah.

Utah Archaeology is an annual publication of Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, Utah Professional Archaeological Council, and the Utah Division of State History. The journal focuses on prehistoric and historic archaeological research relevant to Utah.

Utah Archaeology is an annual publication of Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, Utah Professional Archaeological Council, and the Utah Division of State History. The journal focuses on prehistoric and historic archaeological research relevant to Utah.

Utah Archaeology is an annual publication of Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, Utah Professional Archaeological Council, and the Utah Division of State History. The journal focuses on prehistoric and historic archaeological research relevant to Utah.

Utah Archaeology is an annual publication of Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, Utah Professional Archaeological Council, and the Utah Division of State History. The journal focuses on prehistoric and historic archaeological research relevant to Utah.

Utah Archaeology is an annual publication of Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, Utah Professional Archaeological Council, and the Utah Division of State History. The journal focuses on prehistoric and historic archaeological research relevant to Utah.

Utah Archaeology is an annual publication of Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, Utah Professional Archaeological Council, and the Utah Division of State History. The journal focuses on prehistoric and historic archaeological research relevant to Utah.

Utah Archaeology is an annual publication of Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, Utah Professional Archaeological Council, and the Utah Division of State History. The journal focuses on prehistoric and historic archaeological research relevant to Utah.

Utah Archaeology is an annual publication of Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, Utah Professional Archaeological Council, and the Utah Division of State History. The journal focuses on prehistoric and historic archaeological research relevant to Utah.

Utah Archaeology is an annual publication of Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, Utah Professional Archaeological Council, and the Utah Division of State History. The journal focuses on prehistoric and historic archaeological research relevant to Utah.

Utah Archaeology is an annual publication of Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, Utah Professional Archaeological Council, and the Utah Division of State History. The journal focuses on prehistoric and historic archaeological research relevant to Utah.

Utah Archaeology is an annual publication of Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, Utah Professional Archaeological Council, and the Utah Division of State History. The journal focuses on prehistoric and historic archaeological research relevant to Utah.

Utah Archaeology is an annual publication of Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, Utah Professional Archaeological Council, and the Utah Division of State History. The journal focuses on prehistoric and historic archaeological research relevant to Utah.

Utah Archaeology is an annual publication of Utah Statewide Archaeological Society, Utah Professional Archaeological Council, and the Utah Division of State History. The journal focuses on prehistoric and historic archaeological research relevant to Utah.