Photo: Buffalo Hunt Centered in what is now Utah, the area of the Colorado Plateau and eastern Great Basin was first settled (9,000 BC to about 5,500 BC) by Paleoindian - big and small game hunters, collectors, foragers. About 5,500 BC to about 1000 BC archaic indians adapted increasingly to agriculture. Originally considered to be an inferior, out-back branch of the well studied Anasazi culture, most archaeologists now believe that between 2500 and 1500 years ago, the existing groups of hunter-gatherers gradually developed into the Fremont Culture with a lifestyle of hunting/gathering and corn horticulture. They left a record of a distinctive pictographs and   petroglyphs, throughout  their range. The Three King's panel of the Fremont Indians near Vernal, Utah is regarded as the finest Indian petroglyph panel in the world.  http://www.thefurtrapper.com/fremont_indians.htm Artwork: Nola Davis, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the Lubbock Lake Landmark http://www.texasbeyondhistory.net/lubbock/murals.html
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