Historical Archeology of Tourism in Yellowstone National Park (When the Land Meets the Sea)

When the Land Meets the Sea  Series Introduction
Preface: Archeology in Wonderland
	A Geological Wonderland
	From Heritage Tourism to a Tourism Heritage
Acknowledgments
	William J. Hunt, Jr.
	Matthew Russell
	Annalies Corbin
Contents
Contributors
1 A Model of Tourism as Context for Historical Sites: An Example of Historical Archeology at YellowstoneNational Park
	Research Context: The Archeological Study of Tourism
	Justification for Approach
	Definition of Tourism
		Tourism in America
		Characteristics and Structure of Tourism
	Tourism Model
		Dynamics of Cultural Tourism
		System Components
		The Tourists
		External Facilitators
			External Transportation
			External Support and Supply
		Internal Facilitators
			Internal Transportation
			Internal Support and Supply
			Park Management
	Application to Yellowstone National Park
		Parameters of the Model
		Period I, Nascence (1872--1882)
			Defining Characteristics
		Termination of Period I
			Identified and Expected Archeological Resources
		Period II -- Transition (1883--1892)
			Defining Characteristics
		Termination of Period II
			Identified and Expected Archeological Resources
		Period III -- Diversification and Expansion (1893--1915)
			Defining Characteristics
		Termination of Period III
			Identified and Expected Archeological Resources
		Period IV -- Transition and Reformation (1916--1942)
			Defining Characteristics
		Termination of Period IV
			Identified and Expected Archeological Resources
	Potential Research Topics and Data Requirements
	The Cultural Landscape
	Economics
	The Tourist System
	Architecture
	Subsistence
	Status and Ethnicity
	Health and Sanitation
	Conclusions
	Notes
2 Maritime Archeology of Tourism in Yellowstone National Park
	Yellowstone Lake and Tourism: Historical Context
	Yellowstone Lakes Ancient History
	Yellowstone Lakes Historic Period
		Yellowstone Lake\'s Early Watercraft
			The First Rafts
			Early Boats
		Yellowstone and the Northern Pacific Railroad
			The Steamer    Zillah
			The Steamer E. C. WATERS
			1910--1950
	Previous Archeological Work
		Fishing Bridge/Mary Bay
		Lake/Bridge Bay
		West Thumb
		Southeast Arm
		1995 SRC Reconnaissance
	Yellowstone Lake Archeological Survey
		Yellowstone Lake Maritime System
			West Thumb Geyser Basin
			Lake Boat Docks (48YE247)
			Small Boats
			Hull Remains
			Propulsion System and Related Features
			Disarticulated Machinery and Other Features
			Analysis and Discussion
	Conclusions
3 The Marshall/Firehole Hotel: Archeology in a Thermal River Environment
	Project Setting and Considerations
		Project Rational
	The Marshall Hotel
	Archeological Investigations
		1998 Underwater Assessment
		2000 Material Culture Sampling
		2001 Site Inventory
	Material Culture Analysis
		Archeology in a Thermal River Environment
		Ceramics
		Glass
	Students in the Field
	Conclusions
		Landscape and Land Use Plan
		Retrospective
		Site Significance, Impairment, and Recommended Actions
References
Index