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Hi Dallas
I will be very interested in any replies you get. I am also gathering
background information to do some work in West Texas, the area west of
Dallas. So far all I have been able to access is the site forms in the Atlas
database. I do have a paper on Montana kindly sent to me by a colleague I
meet at a conference. We should probably talk off list.
Gaye Nayton
Dr Gaye Nayton
Heritage Archaeologist
Perth
Western Australia
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Subject: Cowboy and Ranching Archaeology
Howdy Fellow HISTARCH listerv members,
My name is Dallas and I am a graduate student in Heritage Management at
Texas Tech University. I work primarily in Historical Archaeology and am
currently working on a west Texas cowboy site. I have two questions that
hopefully some of you may be of assistance with.
First, do any of you now of any papers or reports related to ranching
or cowboy archaeology? I have only been able to locate a couple and this
seems strange to me, am I just missing something or are publications of this
sort just rare? I have the Fontanna - Johnny Ward's Ranch (1962), THC
- Walker Ranch report by Scurlock (1973), and one from U of A McGuire -
Rancho Punta de Agua (1979). I also have a CRM report out of Nevada but it
was little help. If anyone could offer suggestions or assistance with
sources I would greatly appreciate it.
Second, the cowboy camp has a large quantity of 45 caliber cartridges
without head stamps. Does this mean they are loading their own maybe at the
headquarters? If so I have been unable to find a source in support of this
theory.
I greatly appreciate any help or insight. Unfortunately due to
confidentiality issues I am unable to supply any pics or much of a
description beyond the vague description of a cowboy camp, possibly a
line-camp in western Texas dating to approximately 1890. Thanks in advance
for your responses.
-Dallas Ward
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