The Sandal and the Cave

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The Sandal and the Cave is an archaeological work by Luther Cressman detailing his pioneering excavations and discoveries in Oregon’s Fort Rock Cave, including some of the oldest known sandals in the world.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeology book
book
about material culture of early inhabitants of Oregon
prehistory of Oregon
rock shelter archaeology
academicDiscipline anthropology
archaeology of North America
author Luther Cressman NERFINISHED
chronicles history of archaeological research in Fort Rock Basin
contributionTo understanding of early human occupation in the Great Basin
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describes discovery of some of the oldest known sandals in the world
pioneering excavations in Fort Rock Cave
documents excavation methods used by Luther Cressman
radiocarbon-dated cultural layers
stratigraphy of Fort Rock Cave
features Fort Rock-style sandals
fieldOfWork archaeology
focusesOn dating of early human artifacts in North America
discovery and analysis of ancient footwear
genre non-fiction
hasSubject Luther Cressman NERFINISHED
language English
mainSubject Fort Rock Cave NERFINISHED
ancient sandals
archaeological excavation
narrativeForm first-person account
relatedWork Fort Rock Cave excavations NERFINISHED
setInLocation Fort Rock Cave NERFINISHED
Oregon NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED

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Luther Cressman notableWork The Sandal and the Cave