. Bulletin. Science. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. Fig. 1. Map showing location of Kokoweef Cave and other localities from which fossil mis of Lemmiscus with only four closed triangles are known. 1. Kokoweef Cave and Antelope Cave; 2. Snake Creek Burial Cave; 3. Cathedral Cave; 4. SAM Cave; 5. Porcupine Cave; 6. Kennewick Roadcut. diocarbon date(s) or the level(s) from which they were derived. Two radiocarbon dates were reported by Goodwin and Reynolds (1989). A date of 590 ± 120 yr. BP from the level was considered to be derived from reworked charcoal, and was rejected. A


. Bulletin. Science. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. Fig. 1. Map showing location of Kokoweef Cave and other localities from which fossil mis of Lemmiscus with only four closed triangles are known. 1. Kokoweef Cave and Antelope Cave; 2. Snake Creek Burial Cave; 3. Cathedral Cave; 4. SAM Cave; 5. Porcupine Cave; 6. Kennewick Roadcut. diocarbon date(s) or the level(s) from which they were derived. Two radiocarbon dates were reported by Goodwin and Reynolds (1989). A date of 590 ± 120 yr. BP from the level was considered to be derived from reworked charcoal, and was rejected. A more reliable date of 9830 ± 150 yr. BP was reported by Goodwin and Reynolds (1989) who indicated that it was taken on charcoal re- covered from the foot level (approximately 6 m above the base of the se- quence) and that the date was provided by Beta Analytic (Beta-2155). The same information was provided by Roth and Reynolds (1990), but they attributed the date to a 1985 Hn ///7\' communication from Andrei Sarna-Wojcicki to R. E. Reynolds. The 9830 ± 150 yr. BP age also was reported by Reynolds et al. (1991a) but was said to be derived from the foot level; in a separate paper in the same volume, Force (1991) gave the age and depth as 8950 ± 160 yr. BP from a depth of 7 m. An age of 9850 ± 160 yr. BP was given by Jefferson (1991). Thus, all authors report only one accepted radiocarbon date, and that accepted date is from sediments between 6 and 7 m above the base of the fossiliferous excavation (between and foot levels; see below). At our request, Eric Scott of the San Bernardino County Museum recently located the original documentation for the radiocarbon dates. Beta Analytic sam- ple 2155 yielded a corrected radiocarbon age of 9830 ± 150 yr. BP. A handwritten note in R. E. Reynolds' handwriting on a photocopy of the Beta report reads "at a depth of ft. in sediments within the cave/' The cover letter accompanying the report indicates that


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