When did the Shoshoni Begin to Occupy Southern Idaho?: Essays on Late Prehistoric Cultural Remains from the Upper Snake and Salmon River Country

Butler BR. 1981. When did the Shoshoni Begin to Occupy Southern Idaho?: Essays on Late Prehistoric Cultural Remains from the Upper Snake and Salmon River Country. Occasional Papers of the Idaho Museum of Natural History, No. 32. 32. Idaho Museum of Natural History, Idaho State University. Pocatello, Idaho

Two essays reexamine probable distribution of Shoshoni and other cultures based on previous uncovered evidence in southern Idaho. The other look at the Dietrich Phase and the Late Period in southern Idaho history. Also Little Lost River cave #1, & the Birch Creek Project. Geographic location: Regional, southern Idaho

Type
Published Report
Authors
Butler, B
Date of Issue
1981
Publisher
Idaho Museum of Natural History, Idaho State University
Units
CRMO
Keywords
Archaeology, Southern Idaho, The Shoshone

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