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by the Curator of Archaeology, Charles Rozaire REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1963 Most of the month of March was spent analyzing basketry and matting from the Falcon Hill caves. Also there was much correspondence t o a nswe r#, 2 At various times I looked'over and identified:-materials brought in by various people, as well as answered a few questions Other# activities!included taking high school students from Las Vegas loti a tour of the Museum, giving a talk on Tule*. Springs for the Carson-City Gem and Mineral, Society, ^attending a: meeting of the ? :g| Bay Areal Anthropologists in Berkeley, and spending a day with Peg . ; :|f§ Wheat in the Wadsworth area doingian archaeological site survey. During the latter a collection of materials was picked up. Visitorslto the Museum included* ?_ h ‘ \ t'd/tt "h. t - t' .’fit ¥.: t Keith Trexler of Lehman .Caves ' National' Monument. B : t t James Moss - A director of the Boulder Dam Council of the it.: it h i:.;. . - : Boy Scouts of America<,h-; h , t ' ’V\.;
