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• Foothills Engineering. It is a small historic habitation with only remanents of several structures <br />and features remaining. During the site revisit, only a small amount of surface evidence for the <br />features was still visible. Overall the site condition is similar to the most recent recordings except <br />that some additional deterioration has occurred. <br />Eligibility and Management Recommendations. This site was originally recorded as <br />not eligible. MAC found nothing during this revisit to contradict that recommendation. No <br />further work is recommended. <br />5RT410 <br />Site Description. This site was originally recorded in 1984 by Goodson and Associates <br />as part of the Hayden -Gore TAP 13 8K Transmission Line project and revisited in 1994 by <br />Foothills Engineering. It is a very sparse lithic scatter consisting of only ten flakes. During the <br />site revisit several flakes were observed in the area. Conditions seem to be similar to those <br />described in 1994. <br />Eligibility and Management Recommendations. The site was originally recorded as <br />not eligible. MAC found nothing during this revisit to contradict that recommendation. No <br />further work is recommended. <br />5RT487 <br />Site Description. Site 5RT487 was originally recorded in 1984 by Grand River Institute <br />as part of the Hayden -Gore TAP 138KV Transmission Line project, revisited in 1995 by Foothills <br />Engineering, and revisited again in 2002 by Metcalf Archaeology. This site was recorded as a <br />prehistoric open camp site and lithic scatter. There is a small area in the southwest portion of the <br />site that could possibly contain intact buried cultural material, and this area should be avoided or <br />tested prior to any ground disturbing activities. During the site revisit, a few artifacts were <br />observed, most in deflated and eroded areas of the site, and the presence of deposition was noted in <br />the southwest portion of the site. <br />Eligibility and Management Recommendations. This site was originally <br />recommended as "need data ". A reevaluation was conducted in 2002 stating that the only portion <br />of the site which could have research potential (O'Brien 2002) was the extreme southwest portion. <br />During the conveyor line project MAC concurs with the reevaluation. The area where the <br />proposed conveyor line is staked does not pass through this area of deposition. Since the line <br />passes through an area that has an existing road, and is mostly deflated and eroded, MAC <br />recommends the current line position, within the site, as non contributing. It is also recommended <br />that all ground disturbing construction along the centerline be limited to 50ft along the southwest <br />side and 100ft on the northeast side. If this is not possible then the area of deposition should be <br />tested prior to construction, the line should be moved to the northeast, or no construction should <br />take place within the site area boundary. <br />For Official Use Only: Disclosure of Site Locations Prohibited (43 CFR §7.18) <br />10 <br />• <br />