An Early Incised Stone from Danger Cave, Utah

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" An Early Incised Stone from Danger Cave, Utah "
James, Steven R.

Document Type	:	AL
Record Number	:	939335
Doc. No	:	LA1v98n990
Language of Document	:	English
Main Entry	:	James, Steven R.
Title & Author	:	An Early Incised Stone from Danger Cave, Utah [Article]\ James, Steven R.
Title of Periodical	:	Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology
Volume/ Issue Number	:	5/2
Date	:	1983
Abstract	:	While reanalyzing the faunal remains from Danger Cave (42TO13) in northwestern Utah, I was surprised to find an incised stone among the bones. The provenience of the artifact indicates it was recovered from Feature 26, Level III. This level has been radiocarbon dated between 5150 B.C. and 4620 B.C. (Marwitt and Fry 1973: 3; Jennings 1978: Fig. 16). Only one other incised stone (of unknown provenience) has been reported from the cave (Jennings 1957: 219). Since the present artifact is considerably earlier than most incised stones from the Great Basin, it deserves a description and comparison with other such artifacts from the region.