An Archaeological Assessment of Luke Air Force Range Located in Southwestern Arizona
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Authors: McClellan, Carole and Vogler, Lawrence
Publisher: Arizona State Museum
Pub Date: 1977
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Fair. Ex-research library. Stapled binding tight. No tears, bends or folds. Library stamp on upper front cover corner and upper corner title page. Partial title hand-written on spine. 3 fold-out pages. Very light edge and corner wear. Appears unused.
Notes: Archaeological Series No. 113. A Class I survey of cultural, archaeological, and historical resources for the Luke Air Force Range (now known as the Barry M. Goldwater Range), a weapons range. The Goldwater Range extends from the Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge in the south to Interstate 8 in the north, and from the Tohono O’odham Indian Reservation all the way to Yuma on the west, and contains three tactical areas which are used for live fire and simulated artillery and bombing and strafing activities for pilot training. 2.7 million acres of southwestern Arizona. “It was concluded that existing information on cultural resources is inadequate to assess the nature, quantity, distribution, and significance of cultural resources with Luke Air Force Range.” (From the Abstract) Careful where you step, pilgrim.
