Proceedings Third Death Valley Conference on History & Prehistory
Subtitle: January 30-February 2, 1992
By: James Pisarowicz, editor.
Contributors: Pisarowicz, James A.; Death Valley Natural History Association.; Death Valley '49ers.
Publisher: Death Valley Natural History Association
Published: 1992
Place of publication: Death Valley, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 249
Subjects: Death Valley (Calif. and Nev.) -- History -- Congresses.
Other titles: Third Death Valley History Conference.
First sentence: Death Valley's rich history is again explored in this third collection of papers from the Death Valley Conference on History and Prehistory.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Spine title: Third Death Valley history conference.
"Sponsored by Death Valley Natural History Association, Death Valley National Monument, Death Valley '49ers."
Table of contents: title: Dangers of the Land by Dwight Bentel; title: The Story of "Uncle Jeff" Mayfield by Raymund F. Wood; title: Manly Family History by Doris H. Sleath; title: A New Manly Map by Jean and LeRoy Johnson; title: The Bennett-Arcane Escape Trail Through the Panamint and Slate Ranges by John Southworth; title: Where is Van Dorn's "Hitchins' Spring"? by LeRoy and Jean Johnson; title: Darwin's Boom Period 1874-1878 by Robert P. Palazzo; title: The Relationship Between Darwin, California and Death Valley by Robert P. Palazzo; title: The Bay Area World of Borax Smith by Cynthia Woo; title: To Death Valley by Rail: A Brief History of the Death Valley Railroad by Gordon Chappell; title: Long Man by Brian Brown; title: Levi Noble: Pioneer Geologist of the Death Valley Region by Lauren A. Wright and Bennie W. Troxel; title: When Field Studies in Natural History Goes to Death Valley by Dwight Bentel; title: Wage Labor: Survival for the Death Valley Timbisha by Beth Sennett; title: Death Valley Burros byEdwin L. Rothfuss; title: Rhyolite: The Beginning, Middle and End...And the Beginning by Kari Coughlin; title: General Mining Law of 1872 vs Historic Preservation by Debbie Stetz; title: Furnace Creek Epitaph by Mike Ward