Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from River Basin Surveys Papers: Inter-Agency Archeological Salvage Program, Numbers 15-20
The primary concern has been the excavation of prehistoric Indian sites, and most of the funds have gone for this purpose because it has been realized that the only primary sources of information that exist in the field of prehistory lie underground. However, National Park Service Officials have been conscious of the need, also, to conduct researches to ascertain what historic sites were threatened by the water development program, to locate such sites as precisely as possible by analysis Of documentary records and field surface reconnaissance, and to recover valuable historical data by excavation.
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