Granado Cave
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Selected References
Bratten, John R.
1992 The Analysis of Human Coprolites from Granado Cave, Culberson County, Texas. Manuscript on file, Department
of Anthropology, Texas A&M University, College Station.
Hamilton, Donny L.
2001 Prehistory of the Rustler Hills: Granado Cave.
University of Texas Press, Austin. With contributions by
John R. Bratten, David L. Carlson, John E. Dockall, Cristi Assad Hunter and Harry J. Shafer.
Jackson, A.T.
1937 Exploration of Certain Sites in Culberson County, Texas. Bulletin of the Texas
Archaeological and Paleontological Society 9: 146-192.
1938 Picture-Writing of the Texas Indians. Bureau of
Research in the Social Sciences Study 27, University of Texas Publication 3809, Austin.
Newcomb, W.W., Jr.
1961 The Indians of Texas: from Prehistoric to Modern Times.
University of Texas Press, Austin.
Sayles, E.B.
1935 An Archaeological Survey of Texas. Medallion Papers
17. Gila Pueblo, Globe, Arizona
1936 Some Southwestern Pottery Types. Medallion Papers 21.
Gila Pueblo, Globe, Arizona
1941 Infant Burial in Carrying Basket. Bulletin of the Texas Archaeological and Paleontological
Society 13: 77-87.
Shafer, Harry J.
1986 Ancient Texans: Rock Art and Lifeways along the Lower Pecos.
Texas Monthly Press, Austin.
Skinner, S. Alan, Herbert Haas, and Susan L. Wilson
1980 The ELCOR Burial Cave: An Example of Public Archaeology in West Texas. Plains
Anthropologist 25(87). Lincoln, Nebraska.
Stock, J.A.
1983 The Prehistoric Diet of Hinds Cave (41W456), Val Verde County, Texas: The Coprolite Evidence. Unpublished
M.A. thesis, Department of Anthropology, Texas A&M University, College Station.
Tanner, Robert William
1949 The Caldwell Ranch Sites: A Distinctive Culture Complex in the Northeastern Trans-Pecos. Unpublished M.A.
thesis, Department of Anthropology, University of Texas at Austin.
Turner, Ellen Sue, and Thomas R. Hester
1993 A Field Guide to Stone Artifacts of Texas Indians. Gulf
Publishing, Houston, Texas.
Ward, Christine Gray
1992 Shelby Brooks Cave:The Archaeology of a Dry Cave in the the Texas Trans-Pecos. Unpublished M.A. thesis, Department
of Anthropology, University of Texas at Austin.
A complete account of the work conducted by Dr. Hamilton at Granado Cave is now available
from the University of Texas Press. Click on the image for further information.
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Credits
The Granado Cave project was funded by the Texas Historical Commission and the Texas Historical Foundation; additional funding was provided by J.O. Hayhurst. The discoverer of the cave, Mr. Frank Granado of Pecos, Texas, lent artifacts recovered from the caves for analysis. The late Mr. Shelby Brooks, on whose property the cave was located, gave permission for the excavations. The 1978 fieldwork was undertaken by Dr. Hamilton with the assistance of Charles E. Locke, Ray Kenmotsu, Michael Mallouf and Margaret L. Kluge.
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