Donald L. Hardesty Books

Ecological anthropology
Assessing site significance
Assessing site significance
Assessing site significance
Assessing Site Significance: A Guide For Archaeologists And Historians
Assessing Site Significance: A Guide For Archaeologists And Historians

By Donald L. Hardesty, Barbara J. Little, Donald L. Hardesty And Barbara J. Little

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Assessing Site Significance Is An Invaluable Resource For Archaeologists And Others Who Need Guidance In Determining Whether Sites Are Eligible For Listing In The National Register Of Historic Plac...

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Assessing site significance
Preserving cultural landscapes in America
Preserving cultural landscapes in America
Mining archaeology in the American West
The archaeology of the Donner Party
The archaeology of the Donner Party

By Donald L. Hardesty

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The Archaeology of the Donner Party offers a new interpretation of the history of the Donner Party, based on the careful analysis of recently discovered artifacts. By supplementing the documentary...

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