@Inbook{nr50-003,
  author = 	{Butler, B. Robert
		and Swanson, Earl H.},
  title = 	{old cordilleran culture in the Pacific Northwest},
  bookTitle = 	{Occasional papers},
  year = 	{[1961]},
  publisher = 	{[s.n.]},
  address = 	{[Pocatello, Idaho]},
  number = 	{no. 5},
  pages = 	{111},
  keywords = 	{Indians of North America; Columbia Plateau; Antiqu; Cascade; Identification; Reviews and critiques; Comparative evidence; Cultural participation; Lithic industries; Weapons; General tools; Chronologies and culture sequences; Cultural stratigraphy},
  abstract = 	{Through a survey of the literature and his field work at one site, Butler originally defined the Old Cordilleran Culture and the Cascade point. Due to a lack of radiocarbon dates and through using Pleistocene stratigraphic deposits, Butler proposed the culture originated some time between 12,000 B.P. and 13,000 B.P. and extended to 7000 B.P. For this paper, Butler discusses twenty-one sites or localities and briefly describes their archaeological assemblages with an emphasis on describing their projectlie points. These sites all contain Cascade points as originally defined in this paper.},
  note = 	{by B. Robert Butler. With an appendix by Earl H. Swanson, Jr.},
  note = 	{from SML 9/99; copied 10/27/99; pages: 119; to analysis 10/27/99},
  note = 	{Includes bibliographical references  (p. 78-81)},
  url = 	{https://ehrafarchaeology.yale.edu/document?id=nr50-003},
  language = 	{English}
  note =        {Accessed on: 2021-01-28}
}