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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Modoc"”.

  1. Catlow Twine Basketry through Time and Space: Exploring Shifting Cultural Boundaries through Prehistoric and Ethnographic Basketry Technology in the Northwestern Great Basin

    … between Catlow Twine and ethnographic Klamath-Modoc basketry reflects continuity in basket making traditions that was severely disrupted by contact with Euro-American settlers and the sale of Native American basketry during the Arts and Crafts Period (1880-1920).

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  2. Experiments to Measure the Effects of Timber Harvesting Equipment on Surface Lithic Scatters

    … of timber harvesting on lithic scatters on Modoc National Forest. The experiments involved placement of 225 glass tiles (proxy lithics) in each of three plots subject to vehicle traffic and log dragging by steel-tracked and rubber-wheeled equipment. After the harvest, there was almost no …

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  3. New Constraints On the Age and Magnitude of Reactivation of the Camden Fault, South Carolina

    … terrane) on the northwestern side from the Modoc shear zone (MSZ) on the southeast side (sheared rocks of low-grade Richtex Formation and high-grade Mylonitic orthogneiss, Dreher Shoals terrane). The Camden fault is interpreted to be the brittle fault flanking the Alleghanian MSZ. The latest …

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  4. Solute Chemistry and Isotopic Investigation of the Groundwater Flow Paths in Honey Lake Basin, Lassen County, California and Washoe County, Nevada

    … terrains in the Sierra Nevada Range and the Modoc Plateau, respectively. The groundwater then flows through alluvial fan and stream sedimentary environments and eventually flows through lacustrine and playa sediments in the closed basin. This investigating characterizes geochemical evolution …

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  5. Quantifying the environmental impacts of selected sustainable transportation policies

    … use, GHG and criteria air pollutant emissions in Modoc County, by 0.06%-0.03%, followed by Sierra, and Mono counties. For 20 counties, including Butte, San Joaquin, and San Francisco counties, the benefit to cost ratio is below one, indicating the incompatibility of the strategy in these counties.

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  6. Rock Features of the Upper Klamath Basin: An Integrated Approach to Identification

    Rock features are human-made rock structures, often created by native peoples in the past and currently recorded as archaeological sites. In the Upper Klamath Basin of Oregon/California, these features are often difficult to identify. As a result, some features are left unrecorded and unprotected …

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  7. The Klamath's Path after Termination

    During the 1950s, termination policy dominated federal Indian policy. Termination policy was an effort by the federal government to complete the assimilation process by ending the federal trust relationship it held with Native American tribes. US federal officials chose to terminate the trust …

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  8. The Klamath's Path after Termination

    During the 1950s, termination policy dominated federal Indian policy. Termination policy was an effort by the federal government to complete the assimilation process by ending the federal trust relationship it held with Native American tribes. US federal officials chose to terminate the trust …

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