Summary
- Archaeological surveys and excavations at open sites around the ancient shoreline of the lake and at rockshelters in the nearby tributary drainages are investigating changes in site location, hunting strategies, and stone tool technologies as the environment in the Hasa responded to global climatic warming at the end of the Pleistocene.
Project Dates
- 1997 -
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Research Focus
Other Comments
- Chert use
- Long term research goals include understanding ancient human adaptations during the Late Pleistocene when Lake Hasa and a series of smaller lakes, ponds and marshes dominated the landscape.
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