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18 <br />• <br />connai.ssance has covered the one mile blasting buffer on the project <br />perireter. Four prehistoric sites and one historic site have been <br />recorded in the project boundary. IJhile at least 18 sites are recorded <br />within a one mile perimeter of the project (BIM piaster Maps, Krermling) <br />none of these recorded sites are blasting-sensitive. <br />Recommendations for the sites within the project are as follows: <br />5JA333 Sudduth Coal Aline No further work <br />5JA383 Stone Circle Site No further work <br />SJA415 Possible buried campsite Avoidance <br />SJA416 Lithic scatter/cammpsite? Avoidance <br />5JA382 Lithic scatter No further work <br /> <br />No further work on anv of the areas where isolated finds occur <br />is reca-miended and these areas are not eligible for the National <br />Register of Historic Places. <br />Based upon current mine plans, all of the above sites are out- <br />• <br />side areas of direct impacts. Should this situation change, the <br />specific recommendations listed for each site should be followed. <br />It was noted earlier in this report that prehistoric site <br />densities seem to be higher on project perimeters than on the project <br />proper. The settlement pattern which is evident is that sites cluster <br />along adjacent rivers and major draws. Most of the Kerr property consists <br />of a high, relatively gently sloping divide between the Canadian aril <br />Michigan Rivers. The sites which do occur adjacent to or in the <br />project cluster along three major tributary washes of the Canadian <br />River: Stdduth Draw, Williams Draw, and Bush Draw. The remainder <br />of the property consists of high barren, relatively featureless, sagebrush- <br />