PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY FOR CALIFORNIA ARCHAEOLOGY VOLUME 6

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1 PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY FOR CALIFORNIA ARCHAEOLOGY VOLUME 6 PAPERS PRESENTED AT THE 26TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SOCIETY FOR CALIFORNIA ARCHAEOLOGY Pasadena, California - April 23-26, 1992 EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Martin D. Rosen, Chair Lynne E. Christenson Susan M. Hector Don Laylander Society for California Archaeology 1993 San Diego, California ISSN

2 STATEMENT OF PURPOSE The Proceedings was established by the Society for California Archaeology in 1988 to promote public dissemination of recent archaeological investigations in California. The Proceedings provides a publication outlet for the papers presented at the SCA Annual Meetings. All papers presented at the Annual Meeting are eligible for publication. The Proceedings is published annually, thus insuring prompt publication and dissemination of research results and commentary relating to California archaeology. Individual papers are published as received, without formal peer review, except as required by the Proceedings editor to insure conformance with the established style requirements. INFORMATION FOR CONTRIBUTORS Authors should prepare their manuscript in accordance with the Proceedings style guide, published in Volume 3. Authors should submit their manuscript in both hard copy and on computer diskette. The Proceedings will not publish information that has appeared in the Society's Newsletter. The deadline for submission of manuscripts is July 1st, following the Annual Meeting. Manuscripts should be submitted to the Proceedings editor at the address listed in the SeA Newsletter.

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTRIBUTED PAPERS FROM THE 26TH ANNUAL MEETING APRIL 23-26,1992, PASADENA KEYNOTE ADDRESS ~ HERMES TRISMEGISTUS IN EDEN: PRAXIS, PROCESS & POSTMODERN ARCHAEOLOGY Don D. Fowler 1 SYMPOSIUM 1: THE POTENTIAL OF CALIFORNIA ARCHAEOLOGY: VIEWS FROM THE OUTSIDE AN ALTERNATIVE VIEW OF CALIFORNIA ARCHAEOLOGY Eugene M. Hattori and Allen G. Pastron 15 CALIFORNIA'S COASTAL PREHISTORY: A CIRCUM-PACIFIC PERSPECTIVE Jon M. Erlandson 23 HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY IN CALIFORNIA Donald L. Hardesty 37 A PERSPECTIVE ON TRADITIONAL SITES Dorothea J Theodoratus 45 SYMPOSIUM 3: HISTORIC AND PREHISTORIC ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE CENTRAL SIERRA NEVADA: A SAMPLER FOR RICHER OR POORER: ANALYZING SIERRAN REDUCTION ASSEMBLAGES William W. Bloomer 49 PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM SOURGRASS SITE TESTING: THE PREHISTORIC COMPONENT Lisa S. Hanson 67 ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS AT SITE MRP-1196H: AN HISTORIC GARBAGE DUMP IN YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, CALIFORNIA Tim Kennedy 77 SYMPOSIUM 6: ARCHAEOLOGY IN PUBLIC PUBLIC EDUCATION AND FIELD ARCHAEOLOGY: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR EFFECTIVE INTERPRETATION Julia E. Huddleson 83 INTERPRETING THE SABRE SPRINGS SITE: HOW EVERYBODY WON Ruth C. Alter 91 iii

4 IN THE LIMELIGHT: RECENT CULTURAL RESOURCES INTERPRETATION AND EDUCATIONAL EFFORTS ON THE SIERRA NATIONAL FOREST Jane Caputo ~ 95 SYMPOSIUM 7: ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS FOR THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY AND FIRE PROTECTION SOME PERSPECTIVES ON UPLAND SETTLEMENT PATTERNS OF THE CENTRAL DIABLO RANGE OF CALIFORNIA Mark G. Hylkema 99 SYMPOSIUM 8: CURRENT RESEARCH IN THE MOJAVE DESERT LATE PREHISTORIC CERAMICS FROM AFTON CANYON (SBR-85) AND CRUCERO VALLEY (SBR-3572): INDIGENOUS OR INTRUSIVE? Diann L. McCloskey Taylor and Gerald F. Brem,.." SYMPOSIUM 9: SANTA MARIA DE LOS PENASQUITOS RANCH HOUSE: HISTORIC AND ARCHAEOLOGIC ANALYSIS - ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH AT LOS PENASQUITOS RANCH COMPLEX: SUMMARY OF STUDIES FOCUSSED ON SITE CHRONOLOGY AND FUNCTION Susan M. Hector 129 GARMENT AND JEWELRY ANALYSIS AT RANCHO DE LOS PENASQUITOS 1987 AND 1990 FIELD EXCAVATIONS Paula G. Reynolds 141 ARCHITECTURAL AND HISTORICAL SURVEY OF THE POULTRY HOUSE AT THE LOS PENASQUITOS RANCH HOUSE: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS FROM THE FALL 1991 EXCAVATION SEASON Jason Cooper 159 P~HISTORIC SETTLEMENT PATTERNS IN THE LOS P ASQUITOS CANYON Roman F. Beck 165 ARCHAEOLOGICAL DATA ANALYSIS FOR THE TOYS FOUND DUm.NG THE 1987 AND 1990 EXCAVATIONS AT THE LOS PE ASQUITOS RANCH HOUSE ARCHEOLOGICAL PROJECT Christina L. Mirsky 171 SYMPOSIUM 10: PROBLEMS AND CHALLENGES FOR THE CURATION OF CALIFORNIA'S ARCHAEOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS PROGRESS REPORT ON THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY CURATION FACILITY James W. Royle, Jr

5 Page THE CURATION CRUNCH: EVALUATION AND ACTION BY ONE STATE AGENCY Georgie Waugh and Larry Weigel 185 SYMPOSIUM 11: CURRENT ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON SAN NICOLAS ISLAND: PRELIMINARY RESULTS A PRELIMINARY SURVEY OF mstorlc SITES ON SAN NICOLAS ISLAND Steven J. Schwartz and Kelly A Rossbach 189 SYMPOSIUM 12: CURRENT TOPICS IN GROUND STONE ANALYSIS PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A REPLICATIVE STUDY: METATE RE~ROUGHENING, PECKING, OR POUNDING? Dawn M. Reid and Marl A Pritchard-Parker 199 SYMPOSIUM 13: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RESEARCH ORIENTATION: ARCHAEOLOGY AT SAN DIEGO STATE G. Timothy Gross and Lynne E. Christenson 207 TWENTY YEARS OF ARCHAEOLOGY AT CSU NORTHRIDGE: FROM STUDENT CLUB TO RESEARCH ORIENTATIONS IN THE POST-CRM ERA L. Mark Raab 215 THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF SANTA BARBARA CHANNEL ARCHAEOLOGY Jon M. Erlandson 221 A PERSPECTIVE ON ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN THE CALIFORNIA DESERTS: 1960 TO 1990 Mark Q. Sutton 233 FROM SEARCH TO RESEARCH: PROSPECTS FOR ARCHEOLOGY ON THE FOUR NATIONAL FORESTS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Stephen Horne 239 A HISTORY OF ARCHEOLOGICAL RESEARCH FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE LOS ANGELES DISTRICT, U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS Patricia Martz 245 GENERAL SESSION I: TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN CALIFORNIA ARCHAEOLOGY PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF GEOARCHAEOLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS ALONG THE NORTHERN SAN ANDREAS FAULT ZONE, FORT ROSS STATE mstoric PARK, CALIFORNIA J.S. Noller, K Lightfoot, K.A Wickens, KI. Kelson, T. Wake, and E.B. Parkman 249

6 APPLICATION OF QUANTIFIABLE METHODOLOGIES IN CERAMIC ANALYSIS: PETROGRAPHIC AND GEOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF CERAMICS FROM RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Sandra Plymale-Schneeberger 257 GENERAL SESSION II: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CHUMASH TECHNOLOGY: NEW DISCOVERIES OF USES OF IMPORTED REDWOOD AND ASPHALTUM ON THE CHANNEL ISLANDS Jeanne E. Arnold 277 A REGIONAL STUDY OF CHANGING SUBSISTENCE STRATEGIES AT NEWPORT BAY, CALIFORNIA Elizabeth M. Wojdak 287 THE WHELAN LAKE SITE (SDI-6010): AN EARLY LA JOLLAN CAMPSITE ALONG THE SAN LUIS REY RIVER Rein Vanderpot, Jeffrey H. Altschul, and Donn R. Grenda 301 DONAX EXPLOITATION ON THE PACIFIC COAST: SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL LIMITS Don Laylander and Dan Saunders 313 GENERAL SESSION III: HISTORIC SITE INVESTIGATIONS THE DRY MEADOW SITE (TUO-2604): A POSSIBLE MIWOK CATTLE HERDING CAMP IN THE CENTRAL SIERRAS Joseph L. Chartkoff 327 CONTRIBUTED PAPER FROM THE 25TH ANNUAL MEETING MARCH 21-24, 1991, SACRAMENTO SYMPOSIUM 8: AN EXAMINATION OF SOME SIGNIFICANT SITES IN THE CENTRAL COAST OF CALIFORNIA RESULTS OF LIMITED TESTING AT SLO-977 Herb Dallas, Jr. 337

RÉSUMÉ JAMES MICHAEL VINT

RÉSUMÉ JAMES MICHAEL VINT Education Enrolled in Ph.D. program, Anthropology Department, University of Arizona, Fall 1999 to present M.A., Anthropology, emphasis in Archaeology, Northern Arizona University,