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LAKE 3 MOHAVE LAUGHLIN, NEVADA Pyramid Canyon KATHERINE Day Use Area LANDING 16-22, 2020 DEC. | WEDNESDAY-TUESDAY, LAUGHLINENTERTAINER.COM DAVIS DAM HWY 163 Davis Dam Rd HWY TO LAS VEGAS GREENWAY PARK TRAIL DAVIS CAMP 68 entertainer & PED. BRIDGE LAUGHLIN WEDNESDAY-TUESDAY, DEC. 16-22, 2020 BRIDGE TO KINGMAN FISHERMAN'S ACCESS AND I-40 A CIVIC DR. 1 B AREA THOMAS EDISON DR. C 2 10 3 MAP D H CASINO DR.4 BRUCE 10 WOODBURY DR. 5 HWY 95 LAUGHLIN, NV 6 7 8 BULLHEAD PARKWAY BULLHEAD 9 BULLHEAD COMMUNITY E PARK J LAUGHLIN BAY SILVER CREEK WARMC HOSPITAL 6 MARINA I NEEDLES HIGHWAYBIG BEND HANCOCK BLVD. RAMAR RD. POINTS OF K 4 12 PROMOTIONS MARINA BLVD. INTEREST LAZY RIVERVIEW DR. N. OATMAN RD. HARRY'S F ROTARY 6 JEROME RIVIERA PARK L MARINA BULLHEAD CITY, AZ 15 POKER PLAYING 7 THE EDGES AHA MACAV PARKWAY MOHAVE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 16 JACKPOTS G N 8 DINING GUIDE 10 PRESCOTT 18 MOVIES MAP NOT TO SCALE HWY 95 ATTENTION M AZTEC RD. TO GOLF COURSES 11 VALLEY VIEW Huukan Golf Club (off Joy Lane) Masks are required in all public places, including inside casinos, HOSPITAL El Rio (near Boundary Cone Rd.) in Nevada until further notice, as ordered by Gov. Steve Sisolak. VETERANS SPIRIT 12 Los Lagos (on Boundary Cone Rd.) MEMORIAL MOUNTAIN I BRIDGE 9 MILES SOUTH Rivers Edge (Needles) MAP KEY CASINO CONTACT INFORMATION BOATING CASINO GOLF MISCELLANEOUS HOSPITAL DOCK COURSE The following local numbers are the best way to reach the Laughlin resorts for more information. Aquarius | 702-298-5111 | AquariusCasinoResort.com CASINOS 5 Colorado Belle 10 Tropicana Laughlin 1 Riverside Resort 6 Pioneer 11 Avi Resort Casino Avi | 702-535-5555 | AviCasino.com 2 Aquarius 7 Golden Nugget Laughlin 12 Spirit Mountain Casino 3 Regency Casino 8 Laughlin River Lodge Edgewater | 702-298-2453 | Edgewater-Casino.com 4 Edgewater 9 Harrah's Laughlin Golden Nugget | 702-298-7111 | GoldenNugget.com/laughlin A Laughlin Chamber of E Bullhead Area Chamber I Hospital Harrah's | 702-298-4600 | HarrahsLaughlin.com Commerce of Commerce J Laughlin Ranch Golf Club B Laughlin/Bullhead Airport F AZ Veterans Memorial K Riverview Golf Course Laughlin River Lodge | 702-298-2242 | LaughlinRiverLodge.com C Laughlin Outlet Center G Mohave Comm. College L Chaparral Country Club D Laughlin Event Center H Nevada Made Marijuana M Mojave Resort Golf Club Pioneer | 702-298-2442 | LaughlinPioneer.com Regency | 702-299-1220 | RegencyLaughlin.com Riverside | 702-298-2535 or 928-763-7070 | RiversideResort.com THE ENTERTAINER STAFF Spirit Mountain Casino | 928-346-2000 Larry Kendrick Nancy Novak Jason Lord Melanie Nelson Tropicana | 702-298-4200 | TropLaughlin.com General Manager Product Marketing Manager Art Director Reporter/Layout The Laughlin entertainer is published every Wednesday by News West Publishing. Our offices are at the Mohave Valley Daily News at 2435 Miracle Mile, Bullhead City, AZ, 86442; open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. AZ; Business phone (928) 296-8473; Fax: (928) 763-7820; e-mail: [email protected]. Titles registered and all contents copyrighted 2020 by News West Publishing Co., Inc., 2435 Miracle Mile, Bullhead City, AZ 86442. All rights reserved. 4 POINTS OF DESERT DIAMOND DISTILLERY 43 miles* INTEREST Tours of a working and award-winning *Distances are approximate and based on the starting location of the Laughlin Chamber of Commerce (1585 S. Casino Drive) spirits distillery offering up close looks at the art of distilling. The spirits featured MOHAVE MUSEUM are rum and vodka. Tours Thursday- OF HISTORY & ART Monday (10 a.m.-6 p.m.); 4875 Olympic 33 miles* Dr., Kingman, Arizona (in the Kingman Located at 400 West Beale Street in King- Airport Industrial Complex). For further man, Arizona, the museum offers dis- information, call 928-757-7611; or Desert- POINTS OF INTEREST POINTS plays of early Native American artifacts DiamondDistillery.com. as well as historical displays of tools, clothing, treasures and art from around HAVASU NATIONAL WILDLIFE the county. Also Presidents and First REFUGE / 45 miles* Ladies portraits and new mining history 4,000 acres of ponds, open bays and exhibit. Open Tuesday-Friday (9 a.m.-4 channels laced with cattail and bulrush p.m. AZ, last entry 3:30 p.m.). Admission stands. This area includes the Topock $4 adults; $3 seniors (60 plus)-good for Marsh of Mohave Valley, located some admission to Route 66 Museum (below). 30 miles south of Laughlin on Arizona Call 928-753-3195 for information. Highway 95. These marshes provide ha- vens for a myriad of species of wildlife. ROUTE 66 MUSEUM Fishing allowed. For more information 33 miles* call 760-326-3853; 317 Mesquite Ave., A salute to the Mother Road through Needles, CA. three dioramas. Also a short film about the fabled highway. Located in the Pow- COLORADO RIVER MUSEUM erhouse at 120 W. Andy Devine (Rte 66) 3 miles* Kingman, Arizona. Open daily (9 a.m.-5 Located in Bullhead Community Park, p.m. AZ, last entry 4 p.m.). Admission 1239 Highway 95, Bullhead City, this $4 adults; $3 seniors (60 plus)-good for non-profit museum offers a wide admission to Mohave Museum of History variety of historical displays, including & Art (above). Call 928-753-9889. artifacts, photographs, documents and other memorabilia. A staff of dedicated KATHERINE LANDING volunteers operates the museum. Open 7 miles* Tuesday-Saturday (10 a.m.–3 p.m.); A complete lake side resort area with special hours may apply in the summer marina, Katherine Landing Recreation months. No admission fee, but donations Company boat slips, boat rentals, launch are appreciated. For groups and school ramp, sandy beach with barbecues and tours or access for research, please con- WEDNESDAY-TUESDAY, DEC. 16-22, 2020 | LAUGHLINENTERTAINER.COM DEC. WEDNESDAY-TUESDAY, picnic area; campgrounds with and tact the museum at 928-754-3399 or via without RV hookups, motel boat storage email at [email protected]. yard, boat repair shop, store, restaurant and lounge. Nature hike and ranger inter- LAKE HAVASU MUSEUM OF HISTORY pretive programs are held fall through 70 miles* spring. Currently only open to annual The Lake Havasu Museum of History pass holders, payments will not be taken has many beautiful exhibits, full of rich at gate. Call the Visitor Center at 702-293- history about Lake Havasu City and 8990 for details on rules and regulations the area. Admission is $7.50 for adults; of the area. children under 12 and active military are free. Open Tuesday-Saturday (10 a.m.-2 p.m. May-Sept. and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Oct.- April). Call 928-854-4938 for information. Located at 320 London Bridge Road, Lake Havasu City, AZ. WINERIES 60 miles* Valle Vista, north of Kingman on Route 66 is home to Cella Winery which offers tastings and sales. 6927 E Brooks, Blvd (714-402-4878). THE BONELLI HOUSE 34 miles* Built in 1915, the Bonelli House at 430 Spring St. in Kingman, Arizona has been restored and furnished with period furniture. It offers a walk into history with tours. Call 928-753-3195 for more information. GRAPEVINE CANYON Casino Drive. Call Clark County Parks and ing dismantled and brought piece by piece gate. Call the Visitor Center at 702-293-8990 5 10 miles* Recreation at 702-298-3413. to Arizona in 1964. The unique attraction of- for details on regulations of the area. Native American petroglyphs left by a fers the English Village filled with shops and OF INTEREST POINTS tribe or tribes unknown adorn the walls of GRAND CANYON CAVERNS eateries; boat rentals and tours of the lake. HAVASUPAI FALLS this canyon located near Christmas Tree 96 miles* 200 miles* Pass northwest of Laughlin. The mouth of Natural caverns with regular tours, “Flash- LAKE MEAD NATIONAL RECREATION One of the most exotic spots in America is the pass is located up the western incline light Tour” and “Explorer’s Tour” (new AREA – LAKE MOHAVE / 8 miles* the Havasupai tribe village at the bottom behind Laughlin. There is a two mile gravel caverns never experienced prior to 2002). Lake Mohave is contained within the Lake of a side canyon to the Grand Canyon road leading to the trail head off High- Located on Historic Rte 66 65 miles east Mead National Recreation Area offering with the Havasupai Falls and pools; (road way 163. The canyon was named for the of Kingman. Call 928-422-3223 for further ideal boating and fishing opportunities; access to rim off of Route 66 between King- abundant wild grape plants to be found in details or room reservations. rentals for fishing boats, ski boats, water man and Seligman). Visitors are allowed to the area. A short walk from the parking lot skiing equipment and houseboats; auto ac- visit and camp but must make an 11 mile is required to reach the petroglyphs. The LAKE HAVASU’S LONDON BRIDGE cess to Lake Mohave is limited to Katherine hike down a trail to get there (pack mules markings are fragile and should be respect- AND ENGLISH VILLAGE Landing, Princess Cove and Willow Beach to haul equipment are available for a fee). ed and not touched. 70 miles* on Arizona side and Cottonwood Cove on For information on reservations and costs, Lake Havasu’s London Bridge spanned the Nevada side. Currently only open to annual call 928-448-2121 or 928-448-2237, ask for OATMAN, ARIZONA Thames River for about 80 years before be- pass holders, payments will not be taken at Tourism Office. 32 miles* 16-22, 2020 DEC. | WEDNESDAY-TUESDAY, LAUGHLINENTERTAINER.COM Historic gold mining town born in 1906 as a tent camp for miners.
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    Mojave Miocene Robert E. Reynolds, editor California State University Desert Studies Center 2015 Desert Symposium April 2015 Front cover: Rainbow Basin syncline, with rendering of saber cat by Katura Reynolds. Back cover: Cajon Pass Title page: Jedediah Smith’s party crossing the burning Mojave Desert during the 1826 trek to California by Frederic Remington Past volumes in the Desert Symposium series may be accessed at <http://nsm.fullerton.edu/dsc/desert-studies-center-additional-information> 2 2015 desert symposium Table of contents Mojave Miocene: the field trip 7 Robert E. Reynolds and David M. Miller Miocene mammal diversity of the Mojave region in the context of Great Basin mammal history 34 Catherine Badgley, Tara M. Smiley, Katherine Loughney Regional and local correlations of feldspar geochemistry of the Peach Spring Tuff, Alvord Mountain, California 44 David C. Buesch Phytoliths of the Barstow Formation through the Middle Miocene Climatic Optimum: preliminary findings 51 Katharine M. Loughney and Selena Y. Smith A fresh look at the Pickhandle Formation: Pyroclastic flows and fossiliferous lacustrine sediments 59 Jennifer Garrison and Robert E. Reynolds Biochronology of Brachycrus (Artiodactyla, Oreodontidae) and downward relocation of the Hemingfordian– Barstovian North American Land Mammal Age boundary in the respective type areas 63 E. Bruce Lander Mediochoerus (Mammalia, Artiodactyla, Oreodontidae, Ticholeptinae) from the Barstow and Hector Formations of the central Mojave Desert Province, southern California, and the Runningwater and Olcott Formations of the northern Nebraska Panhandle—Implications of changes in average adult body size through time and faunal provincialism 83 E. Bruce Lander Review of peccaries from the Barstow Formation of California 108 Donald L.