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Danger Cave

7.44

Good

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Archaeological Site USA Utah Archaic Great Basin Rock Shelter

description Danger Cave Overview

Danger Cave is a major archaeological rock shelter located near Wendover in western Utah, USA. Excavated primarily in the late 1940s and 1950s by Jesse D. Jennings, the site revealed stratified layers representing over 10,000 years of continuous human occupation in the Great Basin. The artifacts recovered, including woven baskets, stone tools, and animal bones, provided the foundational evidence for the Desert Archaic culture, a mobile hunter-gatherer lifestyle adapted to arid environments.

The site's dry environment preserved highly perishable organic materials that typically decay in other contexts.

insights Ranking position

Danger Cave ranks #138 of 263 in the Archaeological Site ranking, behind Camulodunum (Colchester), ahead of Gochang Dolmens.

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How good is Danger Cave?

Danger Cave scores 7.44/10 (Good) on Lunoo, making it a well-rated option in the Archaeological Site category. Foundational Great Basin stratigraphy and long occupation record, high specialist value, limited broader public or monumental appeal.

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Is Danger Cave worth it in 2026?

With a score of 7.44/10, Danger Cave is a solid option in Archaeological Site. See all Archaeological Site ranked.

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