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SELECTED REFERENCES ON THE EFFECTS OF FIRE ON CULTURAL RESOURCES
 
1991, ARCHAEOLOGY IN MONTANA 32(2): Seven Articles!
1)   Forest Fires as a Site Formation Process in the Rocky Mountains of
     Northwestern Wyoming by Mellissa A. Conner and Kenneth P. Cannon
 
2)   Effects of Prarie Fire on Selected Artifact Classes by Paul R. Picha,
     Stanley A. Ahler, Rodney D. Sayler, and Robert W. Seabloom
 
3)   Ancient Grass Fires Detected by Thermoluminescence by Ralph M. Rowlett
 
4)   Post-Fire Identification of Nineteenth Century Wooden Structures by Ann
     M. Johnson, Stewart W. Conner, and Kenneth J. Fryhl.
 
5)   Ceramic Thermoluminescense Response Effects After the La Mesa Forest
     Fire, Bandelier National Monument by Ralph M. Rowlett
 
6)   "Burning Mountainsides for Better Crops": Aboriginal Landscape Burning
     in British Columbia by Nancy J. Turner.
 
7)   Identifying Traces of Natural and Humanly-Controlled Fire in the
     Archaeological Record: The Role of Actualistic Studies.
 
 
Eininger, Susan
  1990  Long Mesa Fire, 1989.  Archaeological Survey and Post-Fire Assessment.
        Cultural Resource Management, Mesa Verde Research Center, Mesa Verde
        National Park.
 
James R. Wettstaed, and Halcyon LaPoint
  1990  Short and Long Term Effects on Site Preservation Due to Wildfires.
        Paper Presented at the 55th Annual Meeting of the Society for
        American Archaeology, Las Vegas, Nevada.
 
Racine, Charles H., and Marylyn M. Racine
  1979  Tundra Fires and Two Archaeological Sites in the Seward Peninsula,
        Alaska. ARTIC 32(1):76-79.
 
Ford, Richard I.
  n.d.  Ethnobotanical Consequences of the La Mesa Fire, Bandelier National
        Monument. Museum of Anthropology, University of Michigan.
        UMMA Ethnobotanical Report No. 517.
 
Sayler, Rodney D., Robert W. Seabloom, Stanley A. Ahler
  1989  Impacts of Prescribed Burning on Archaeological and Biological
        Resources of the Knife River Indian Villages NHS. A Report submitted
        in Partial fulfillment of Requirements of Contract NO. PX 1200-
        9-0833, a cooperative agreement between the U.S. National Park Service
        and the University of North Dakota.
 
Scott, Douglas D.
  1979  DON'T BURN THAT WICKIUP! A Value At Risk, Some Considerations of
        Cultural Resources in Fire Management. Prepared for Fire Operations -
      Montrose District, Bureau of Land Management.
 
Traylor, Diane, Lyndi Hubbell, Nancy Wood, and Barbara Fiedler
  1990  The 1977 La Mesa Fire Study: An Investigation of Fire and Fire
        Suppression Impact on Cultural Resources in Bandilier National
        Monument. SOUTHWEST CULTURAL RESOURCES CENTER PROFESSIONAL PAPERS
        Number 28. Division of Anthropology, National Park Service, Santa Fe,
 New Mexico.