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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980006
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEYS
Section_Exhibit Name
EXHIBIT 45
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12 <br /> <br />The eastern edge of the site is cover. with topsoil frcm a <br />storage dump, but otherwise the site is in a good state of preser- <br />vation. ';he soils are a ridgetop type sandy silt with gravel and <br />cobble inclusions, and site depth must be fairly shallow. <br />Evaluation: 'This site is fairly representative both in type <br />(oven lithic scatter) and in probable time period of use (Late Plains <br />Archaic). It is in no way a distinctive site. It and other sites <br />like it have the potential, if excavated, to contribute data to local <br />cultural chronologies and settlement and subsistence reconstructions, <br />but its rather 1Lnited potential data contribution probably would not <br />qualify the site for listing on the National Register of Historic <br />Places. In addition, the level of previous disturbance on the site <br />• has compranised this site's potential to yield what little data it may <br />contain. It would have to be assessed as not eligible for placement <br />on the National Register. <br />5JA383 Field No. Gould NW #1 <br />This site consists of a single stone circle and a broad, Light <br />lithic scatter situated on an open point overlooking Sudduth I?raw to <br />the west (Figs. 7-8). 'The circle is 4 meters in maxim~n outside <br />diameter although the inner diameter is slightly smaller. The perimeter <br />consists of 20 large, mostly quartzite, boulders. A scatter of burned <br />quartzite rock inside the circle may be the deflated remains of the <br />hearth. <br />Lithic remains consist of several w{iitish-pink chert flakes, a <br />. complete large hadnstone, or nano, and a flaked piece of petrified <br />
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