Document Type
Article
Department or Administrative Unit
Geological Sciences
Publication Date
12-1-1934
Abstract
In a sense we must give the Indians credit for being the original discoverers of these fossil forests of Central Washington. Not that I have been able to run down any legends or traditions regarding fossil logs or any certainty that the Indians recognized them as trees in stone. My opinion is that they could not have failed to recognize them as trees. Be that as it may, they long ago took recognition of the fact that certain logs were to be prized as the source of flint for their arrow-heads.
Recommended Citation
Beck, G. F. (1934). Arrowhead Making in the Ginkgo Petrified Forest. The Mountaineer, 27(1), 27-28.
Journal
The Mountaineer
Comments
This article was originally published in The Mountaineer.