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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981044
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Doc Name
Archaeological Reconnaissance for proposed Coal Lease (Page 113-186)
Section_Exhibit Name
EXHIBIT 06 CULTURAL & HISTORIC RESOURCES INFORMATION
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130 <br />• site: 5RT28 (Fig. 1), <br />Site Type: Open architectural. <br />Luca ci on: SE',N E's, Sec. 22, T5n, R86w; UTM Zone 13, E329,OSOm., N4,471 ,490m. <br />Description: 5RT28 is an historic architectural site located on the ter- <br />race above and 50 m, to the north of Foidel Creek at the base of a high <br />hill, The site elevation is 6793 ft. (2,071 m.). Vegetation surrounding <br />the site includes sagebrush, wild onion, bitterbrush, native grasses, cot- <br />tonwood,and willow. The site consists of the remains of two structures <br />built against a low, 1.5 m. sandstone outcrop used as one wall and two <br />freestanding structures. Just north of the site, on top of the sand- <br />stone outcrop,there is an abandoned roadbed which can be traced several <br />hundred meters to the east and west, paralleling Foidel Creek. The two <br /> structures that abut the stone outcrop are a partially collapsed log house <br /> and a masonry root cellar with a corrugated iron roof. The two freestand- <br />ing structures are completely collapsed. One appears to be an outdoor <br />toilet and the other a multiroom dwelling. Both of these were built <br />with milled lumber. Additional cultural material includes rusted sheet <br />metal, bedsprings, cinders, coal ash, and glass fragments. <br />Diagnostic Artifacts: 1919 "D" Lincoln cent. <br />evaluation: No recommendation can be made for 5RT28 until archival re- <br />search has been carried out by a trained historian. <br /> <br />
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