Yellowstone National Park Submerged Resources Survey

Description

Authors: Bradford, James E.; Russell, Matthew A.; Murphy, Larry E.; and Smith, Timothy G.

Publisher: National Park Service

Pub Date: 2003

Binding: Paperback

Condition: Fair.  Binding tight.  No tears, folds.  The first principal fault is the transmittal letter to a previous owner, inserted (and glued?) as the first end paper.  The entire recto edge of that letter is bent, folded.  Stamped on the upper corner, with a pencil mark near the spine foot.  There’s a second pencil mark on the lower corner of the title page, near the spine foot.  Includes 10 fold-outs.  Scuffing to front and rear covers, spine edges.  Some edge and corner wear.

Notes: Submerged Resources Center Professional Reports Number 16.  Cultural Resources Management Professional Paper Number 65.  In 1996, prior to the introduction of trout to Yellowstone Lake, NPS conducted a survey of submerged remains in Yellowstone Lake, including dock structures, small boats, and the passenger steamer E.C. Waters.  Yellowstone Lake is among the largest bodies of water in the national park system, and may also be the deepest (with the possible exception of Lake Superior’s Isle Royale National Park).