PERMFILE48728 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

III IIIIIIIIIIIII III 999 Colorado Cultural Resource Survey Site or Property Reevaluation Form Attachments: (check as many as apply) X photographs X site sketch map J{ U.S.G.S. map photocopy _ other _ other Official Determination (OAAP use only) _ Determined Eligible Determined Not Eligible _ Need Data Nominated _ Listed _ Contributing to N.R. Dist. _ Not Contributing to N.R. Dist. This form should be used to update information on a previously recorded site/ property. Photographs are required for all structures. A photocopy of the USGS quad. map showing site location is required for all archaeological sites with updated locational information. A revised site sketch map is necessary if the site boundaries or components have greatly changed. If the original form is incomplete or otherwise inadequate please submit a new set of site forms. 1. State No. SRT113 2. Site/Property Name 3. Purpose of this current site visit (check as many as apply) J{ site is within a current project azea _ resurvey X update of previous site form(s) _ surface collection _ testing to determine eligibility excavation _ other (specify) describe This site falls within the 100' corridor of a proposed seismic line that is proposed by the Cyprus Twentymile Coal Company. 4. Previous recordings -name(s), organization(s), date(s) This site was recorded by F.J. Athearn of the Bureau of Land Management, October 4, 1978. 5. Changes or additions to the previous site/property description(s) When the site was originally recorded, the structures for most of the outbuildings and the main house were still standing. Upon revisitation, MAC staff azchaeologists noted that the structures had been dismantled at some point in the past. Presently, there aze three debris piles that represent the materials from the main house, the log and wooden outbuildings, and the barn. All that remains of the main house is the concrete foundation. Large sandstone slabs that are possibly foundation stones represent the probable location of the barn near the corrals at the east end of the site. The corral is still largely intact and is of a wooden pole and rail construction. A slab-lined circular well was noted south of the main house which did not appear on the original site map. The wooden and tin pulley system used to haul water is dismantled and piled inside the well. A heavily silted in ditch crosses east to west through the site along the base of the ridge north of the house foundation. A two-track road crosses north to south through the east end of the site. More recent construction at the site consists of the installation of a telephone line and barbed wire fencing. Any other artifacts or outbuilding foundations could not be identified due to the dense grass cover.