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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981010
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
1/3/2018
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Test Excavation of Six SItes (5MF319, 5MF7691, 5MF7692, 5MF7794, and 5MF7795 by Grand River
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Appendix K Part K-XVII
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observe potential for subsurface cultural fill as well as stratigraphic profiling (Figures 3-6, Plate <br />1). Sediment grain size, sorting, edaphic factors (soil structure and caliche), and the <br />geochemical character of the deposits were observed within the stratigraphy of the excavated <br />trench walls. <br />Trowels, brushes, and whisk brooms were primarily used to excavate three of the <br />trenches (Test Trenches 1, 3 and 4). Excavation proceeded in arbitrary 5cm levels as measured <br />from present ground surface at the test pit corner stake highest in elevation. Final depth of <br />excavation reached a maximum of approximately 30cm. Test Trench 2 was not excavated. <br />In search of cultural materials, all excavated sediment (from auger tests and test <br />trenches) was sifted through 1/8 -inch mesh rocker screens. Recovered artifacts were described <br />in field notes with approximate depth below present ground surface, test trench, shovel test, or <br />auger test location, and were assigned an "FS" number. As with other artifacts at the site, only <br />those deemed appropriate were collected. Soil samples were collected as warranted. <br />Following excavation, all collected cultural material was transported back to Grand River <br />Institute for processing and analysis. All collected artifacts will be returned to the landowner <br />and the written records will be filed with the BLM. <br />Features <br />Near the southernmost portion of the site, three rock walls generally define the remains <br />of a structure (Feature 1). The walls are constructed of local sandstone rocks and slabs. The <br />highest wall is three courses high. The collapsed remains of the southwestern wall are visible <br />to the west and outside the structure and are mostly buried and overgrown. The doorway <br />appears to have been located in the center of the southwestern wall. Two large, tabular pieces <br />of fieldstone may represent the remains of the door stoop. Test Trenches 1 through 4 were <br />established through the center of this feature. The northeastern corner of Test Trench 4 was <br />established at 26 meters south and 8.5 meters east of the datum. <br />Feature 2, a pile of sandstone boulders, is located less than six meters northwest of <br />Feature 1. The rocks are significantly overgrown with vegetation and covered by soil. <br />Artifacts <br />The site contains both historic and prehistoric cultural material. Evidence of a <br />prehistoric occupation is limited to a sparse quantity of artifacts: one heat reddened cobble <br />mano (previously recorded), five flakes (one of which is questionable), and one chert chunk. <br />Of these, only the mano was recorded on the ground surface. The lithic artifacts were recorded <br />from subsurface contexts ranging from 0 to 30 centimeters below present ground surface. <br />An array of historic artifacts was recorded from both surface and subsurface contexts. <br />Milled lumber fragments, deteriorated food can fragments, and one stove part were visible on <br />the ground surface. <br />11 <br />
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