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section the slope, aspect, elevation, soil, topography, water sources <br />and vegetation information were recorded. The cesearch and management <br />section included the record of the details of the field work, recommendations, <br />and the research potential and/or significance. <br />The Architectural/Historical Component Form was used to record <br />details on the one historical site located within the survey area. The <br />form is divided into sections on the site integrity, site description, <br />cultural activities, significance, and references. The descriptive <br />portion included a description of the materials, architectural style, <br />and special features and/or surroundings as well as a dating and <br />analysis of the archeological potential. <br />Isolated Finds: <br />The eighteen isolated finds were recorded on Isolated Find Record <br />forms provided by the Colorado Office of the State Archeologist. The <br />record included locational, archeological, environmental, and reference <br />data. <br />The collection policy followed was determined by the contractual <br />agreement. In general, collection was done only where in-depth evaluative <br />work was done (SP1F946 and SMF947). This work was performed at the <br />instruction of the Principal Investigator upon a request for this work <br />by Utah International. These sites were totally surface collected. <br />The sites were gridded and shovel tested. <br />• However, in other cases, certain items were collected. In the <br />case of isolates and localities, diagnostic cultural material was <br />collected because the chances of an archeologist being able to relocate <br />such an item would be slim. This is not the case with defined sites <br />which, because of the nature of their importance, were staked and <br />their perimeters defined. This staking serves as a means of relocating <br />the site and "legally" establishing restraints on any kind of surface <br />disturbing activities prior to site mitigation. <br />For specific recommendations, see the individual locality and <br />isolate forms in the Cultural Resource Records section. <br />• <br />18 <br />