Fort Irwin Historic Preservation Plan. Volume 2. The Research Overview

Chapter I presents a review of the available literature for Mojave Desert regional prehistory and identifies six chronological prehistoric cultural periods. In Chapter II, the research perspectives are identified and the Subsistence Focus Model is presented. Chapter III, bridges the gap between the...

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Main Authors: Warren,Claude N, Lyneis,Margaret M, Kelly,Michael S, Bachhuber,F W
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ARCHEOLOGY
ARMY FACILITIES
CALIFORNIA
CULTURE
DECISION MAKING
Fort Irwin
Historic preservation
HISTORY
Humanities and History
HYPOTHESES
MANAGEMENT
PLANNING
PRESERVATION
RECORDS
RESOURCES
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Summary:Chapter I presents a review of the available literature for Mojave Desert regional prehistory and identifies six chronological prehistoric cultural periods. In Chapter II, the research perspectives are identified and the Subsistence Focus Model is presented. Chapter III, bridges the gap between the archeological theories and hypotheses and the actual resources present on Fort Irwin. The historic resources of Fort Irwin are briefly examined in Chapter IV. Although extensive significant historic cultural resources have been identified on the Fort by survey, evaluation and a minimal amount of records research, funding has not been available to produce a Historic Research Overview and to develop the historic contexts necessary to management decision-making. Until the Historic Preservation Overview is compiled, the FIHPP cannot be considered complete. See also Volume 1, AD-A175 860. Includes envelope with maps.