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• Abstract <br />At the request of the Somerset Mining Company and <br />Colorado Mined Land Reclamation, a Class III cultural resource <br />inventory of 100 acres within the Sanborn Creek Mine impact <br />area was conducted by Carl E. Conner of Crand River Institute. <br />The study area lies just north of the town of Somerset, in <br />Gunnison County, Colorado. <br />The survey was undertaken to .ensure the project's <br />compliance with state legislation governing the identification <br />and protection of cultural resources on privately owned lands <br />that will be affected by a government approved action. The <br />purpose of the cultural resources investigation was to <br />identify resources within previously unsurveyed areas likely <br />to be affected by the proposed action, to evaluate these <br />sites' eligibility for listing in the National Register of <br />Historic Places (NRHP), and to make management recommendations <br />for those sites found to be eligible or potentially eligible. <br />A files search made through the Preservation Office of <br />the Colorado State Historical Society showed no cultural <br />resources were previously recorded within the study area. <br />Field work was performed during the third week of November <br />1991. No significant historic properties were identified. <br /> <br />• i <br />