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Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Reports DENVER MUSEUM OF NATURE & SCIENCE TECHNICAL REPORTS Technical Reports not linked from the list below are not publicly available. If interested, contact the author or Carla Bradmon. Technical Reports 2013 ANTHROPOLOGY Dominguez, S. & Holen, S.R. 2013. Report on 2012 Supplementary Testing at the Scott Spring Site (5DA120), Douglas County, Colorado. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2013-01, 45 pp. Holen, S.R. 2013. 2012 Report on Excavations at the Villa Grove Mammoth Site on Lands Administered by the Bureau of Land Management, Saguache County, Colorado under Permit # COC74333 to the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2013-03, 4 pp. Nash, S. 2013. Paul S. Martin Sites Recording Project: Investigator’s Annual Report. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report, 2013-02, 29 pp. Nash, S. 2013. Raphael Gregorian’s Oral History about Vasily Konovalenko and his Works, Recorded on December 18, 2012, in Foster City, California. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report, 2013-04, 62 pp. EARTH SCIENCES Stucky, R. 2013. Report on Fossil Vertebrates from Lands Administered by the Bureau of Land Management, Natrona and Fremont Counties, Wyoming, under Permits 171-WY-PA94 (Survey) and PA13-WY-208 & 209 (Excavations) to the Denver Musuem of Nature & Science. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report, 2013-05, 39 pp. Technical Reports 2012 CHIEF CURATOR Busch, R., Colwell-Chanthaphonh, C., Cushing, P., Demboski, J., Garneau, N., Grinspoon, D., Hagadorn, J., Haglund, K., Holen, S., Krell, F., Lee, S., Lindsay, M., Miller, I., Nash, S., Payne, R., Sertich, J., Stucky, R. & Yu, K.C. 2012. The Long-Term Collections & Research Plan 2013– 2017. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2012-09, 155 pp. ANTHROPOLOGY Dominguez, S. & Holen, S.R. 2012. Summary of Current and Past Research at the Scott Spring Site (5DA120), Douglas County, Colorado. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2012- 02, 51 pp. Dominguez, S., Wernick, C. & Holen, S.R. 2012. Report on 2012 Assessment Testing at the Scott Spring Site (5DA120), Douglas County, Colorado. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2012-07, 90 pp. Holen, S. & Newton, C. 2012. Archaeological and Paleontological Investigations at the Anton Trench: The Survey and Testing of 5WL232, 5WL233, 5WL234, and 5WL235 in Washington County, Colorado. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2012-03, 31 pp. Nash, S. 2012. Oral Histories with Anna Konovalenko, Vienna, Austria, March 26-30, 2012. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2012-8, 216 pp. EARTH SCIENCES Anon. [Johnson, K.R., ed.] 2012. Program and Abstracts for the First Snowmastodon Science Team Meeting. Denver, CO June 26-28, 2012. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2012-5, 32 pp. Lucking, C., Johnson, K.R., Pigati, J. & Miller, I. 2012. Primary Mapping and Stratigraphic Data and Field Methods for the Snowmastodon Project. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2012-4, 102 pp. part 1 (pp. 1-15) part 2 (pp. 16-48) part 3 (pp. 49-60) part 4 (pp. 61-72) part 5 (pp. 73- 79) part 6 (pp. 80-85) part 7 (pp. 86-102) ZOOLOGY Krell, F.-T., Bettman, D. & Gilligan, T. (eds) 2012. Program and Proceedings of the International Lepidopterists' Conference, Denver, July 23-29, 2012. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2012-6: 65 pp. Denver. Published at Lulu. Technical Reports 2011 ANTHROPOLOGY Asher, B. & Holen, S.R. 2011. Summary of Current and Past Research at the Jetmore Mammoth Locality (14HO1), Hodgeman County, Kansas. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2011-01, 25 pp. Holen, S.R. 2011. New Radiocarbon Ages from the Lamb Spring Archaeological Site. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report2011-02, 5 pp. Technical Reports 2010 ANTHROPOLOGY Holen, S.R. 2010. 2010 Salvage Excavations at the April Fools' Mammoth Site, North Shore of Lovewell Reservoir, Jewell County, Kansas. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2010- 5, 6 pp. Holen, S.R. 2010. Synopsis of Fieldwork at Lovewell Reservoir and Medicine Creek Reservoir, 2009. Report submitted to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2010-2, 6 pp. Levine, M.N., Nash, S.E. & Moss-Logan, J. 2010. To Be Opened in 2307: Museum Visitors' Message to the Future. With special assistance provided by Ingrid Giffin, Deirdre Huff, Angela Meno, and Diane Sutton. Denver Museum of Nature and Science Technical Report 2010-3, 14 pp. McDonald, G.H. & Holen, S.R. 2010. Pleistocene Fauna from Lovewell Reservoir, Jewell County, Kansas. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2010-7, 28 pp. CONSERVATION Southward, J. & Thorwald, H. 2010. Collections Risk Assessment. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2010-1, 28 pp. EARTH SCIENCES Stucky, R. & Carbaugh, G. 2010. Report on Fossil Vertebrates from Lands Administered by the Bureau of Land Management, Sweetwater, Natrona and Fremont Counties, Wyoming, under Permits 171-WY-PA94 and PA-06-WY-142 to the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2010-06, 7 pp., appendix restricted. ZOOLOGY Krell, F.-T. 2010. Catalogue of Colorado scarab and stag beetles (Coleoptera: Scarabaeoidea), based on literature records. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2010-4, 84 pp. Published at Lulu. Technical Reports 2009 ANTHROPOLOGY Holen, S. 2009. Addendum to: Test Excavations at the Cottonwood Grove Site, 14JW102. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2009-7, 6 pp. Levine, M. 2009. The Latin American Archaeology Collection at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science: A Preliminary Assessment. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2009-30, 16 pp. EARTH SCIENCES Hurlbut, J.F. 2009. Paul Seel's Magnificent Micromount Minerals. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2009-26, 27 pp. Ellis, B., Lucking, C., Nichols, D. & Kline, D. 2009. Summary of Palynological Research in the Denver Basin. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2009-28, 1030 pp. with two ancillary notebooks containing raw data and original reports. Raynolds, B. & Dechesne, M. 2009. The Colorado Ground-Water Association's Denver Basin Field Trip - Rocks and Water: A look at the Denver Basin Aquifers. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2009-6. Stucky, R. 2009. Fossil Vertebrates from the Early to Late Eocene of the Wind River, Bridger, and White River formations collected on lands administered by the Bureau of Land Management, Wyoming, 2008. Report submitted to the US Bureau of Land Management in partial fulfillment of stipulations under collecting permits PA06-WY-142 and 171-WY-PA94. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2009-1. 107 pp. Stucky, R. 2009. Fossil Vertebrates from the Middle Eocene of the Washakie Formation collected on lands administered by the Bureau of Land Management, Colorado, 2008. Report submitted to the US Bureau of Land Management in partial fulfillment of stipulations Under collecting permits C-49189h and C- 49189. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report, 2009-2. 14 pp. Stucky, R., Miller, I. & Carbaugh, G. 2009. Early Tertiary Plant and Vertebrate Paleontology of the Wind River Basin, Wyoming. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report, 2009-3. 33 pp. Stucky, R. K. 2009. Report on Wasatchian Fossil Vertebrates from the White River National Forest recovered in collaboration between the Denver Museum of Nature & Science and the United States Forest Service, July 7, 2009. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2009-9, 13 pp. Appendix restricted. Stucky, R. K. 2009. Final Report on Fossil Vertebrates from Lands Administered by the Bureau of Reclamation, Fremont County, Wyoming, from the Wind River Formation (Early Eocene) acquired under BR Permit 09-GP-12-P by the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. Accession DMNS 2009-125. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2009-10, 13 pp. Stucky, R.K. 2009. Report on Fossil Vertebrates from the San Juan Basin, New Mexico, from Lands Administered by the Bureau of Land Management under Permit NM009-001S to the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2009-11. Stucky, R.K. 2009. Report on Fossil Vertebrates from Lands Administered by the Bureau of Land Management, Sweetwater, Natrona and Fremont Counties, Wyoming, under Permits 171-WY-PA94 and PA- 06-WY-142 to the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2009-29. Thorson, J. 2009. Provenance and Geochemistry of Volcanic Pebbles in the Denver Basin. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2009-27 EDUCATION COLLECTIONS Busch, R. 2009. Hilltop Archaeology: Ceremony and Ritual at the Site of Cerro Santa Rita, Chao Valley, Peru. Masters Thesis, University of Denver. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2009-5, 245 pp. LIBRARY & ARCHIVES Haglund, K. & Payne, R. 2009. Image Souvenir Book for Retired Trustees, Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2009-12 ZOOLOGY Bartell, B. 2009. Field study of Boloria freija browni and its habitat in Golden Gate Canyon State Park 2008 (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae). Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2009-4, 17 pp. (sponsored by Frank Krell) second part Krell, F.-T. (ed.) 2009. Program and Abstracts, High Country Lepidopterists, 20th Annual Meeting, October 23 and 24, 2009, Denver Museum of Nature & Science. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2009-8, 11 pp. (Technical Reports 2009-13 to 2009-25 withdrawn) Technical Reports 2008 CHIEF CURATOR Johnson, K.R. et al. 2008. The Long-Term Collections & Research Plan 2008 - 2012. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2008-1, 130 pp. ANTHROPOLOGY Holen, S.R. 2008. Lasena Mammoth Site, 25FT177 Medicine Creek Reservoir, Frontier Country, Nebraska, Volume 1: History of Investigations, Paleoecelogy and Stratigraphy. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Technical Report 2008-9, 169 pp. Holen, S.R. 2008. Excavations at 14SN101, the Kanorado Locality, Sherman County, Kansas.
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