Small, nondescript, ephemeral archaeology sites are often ignored, surgically examined, and judged insignificant based upon a paucity of surface evidence. "Ephemeral Archaeology on the Mountain of the Sorrel Deer, Delta County, Colorado," authored by Steven G. Baker, clearly demonstrates how such sites, if appropriately addressed, can be important in providing crutial information to regional prehistory.
Small, nondescript, ephemeral archaeology sites are often ignored, surgically examined, and judged insignificant based upon a paucity of surface evide...
