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■ ethnography and ethnohistory; ■ historical research, interpretation, and evaluation; ■ paleo-osteology; ■ geomorphology; and ■ mineralogy. Surveys The following studies represent projects undertaken by Peak & Associates totaling 800 acres or more in size: ■ archeological reconnaissance of the Dixie, Hallett, and Last Chance timber sales, Plumas County - 9,000 acres (Plumas National Forest, in progress); ■ cultural resource assessment of a portion of the Cook Ranch subdivision, El Dorado County - 4,000 acres (McClelland Consultants, 1990); ■ cultural resource assessment of the proposed Susanville State Prison expansion, Lassen County - 950 acres (Michael Brandman and Associates, 1990); ■ cultural resource assessment of the proposed state prison at Coalinga, Fresno County - 1,300 acres (Nolte and Associates, 1989); ■ cultural resource assessment of the Sunrise-Douglas property, Sacramento County - 1,225 acres (Jones & Stokes Associates, 1989); ■ cultural resource assessment of the North Salida Specific Plan area, Stanislaus County - 1,600 acres (The Planning Center, 1989); ■ cultural resource assessment of the Del Webb Sun City-Roseville Project, Placer County - 1,200 acres (Omni-Means, Ltd., 1989); ■ cultural resource assessment of the Humbug timber sale, Plumas County - 840 acres (Pacific Gas and Electric Company, 1988); ■ cultural resource assessment of the Deer Flat, Porath, and Colfax timber sales, Mariposa and Tuolumne Counties - 2,300 acres (U.S.Forest Service, Stanislaus National Forest); 1 ■ cultural resource assessment of the Colgate timber sale, Yuba County - 1,280 acres (Pacific Gas and Electric Company, 1988); ■ cultural resource assessment of the El Dorado Hills project, El Dorado County- 4,000 acres (El Dorado Hills Investors/Jones & Stokes Associates, 1987); V-9