The Amateur Archaeologist in the Great Basin by L.J. Ettinger

The Amateur Archaeologist in the Great Basin is a basic guide in eight chapters with a glossary and a list of references. The central theme is that there still are favorable geographic environments in which to find surface artifacts left by the early occupants of the Great Basin, and how these favored environments have changed over the past 12,000 years. This book is intended for the true amateur archaeologist who wants to make a contribution to Great Basin archaeology.