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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980005
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/11/2001
Section_Exhibit Name
TAB 05C A FINAL CULTURAL RESOURCE INVENTORY OF THE SENECA II COAL LEASE IN ROUTT CNTY COLO
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in the arroyo is more lush than that above in the big sage/ • <br />scrub community. Identified plants include scrub oak, <br />aspen, snowberry, yarrow, thistle, various grasses, and <br />big sage. <br />The vegetative evidence indicates there is a spring <br />on the site. The presence of the spring and the size and <br />form of the structure suggest that this is a spring house, <br />associated with nearby ranching and/or farming activity. <br />SRT147 <br />This is an extremely sparse lithic scatter located <br />on a gentle sage and scrub covered slope with a southern <br />exposure (see Map 10). Material was originally discovered <br />to the south of the road, which bisects the site, and to the <br />east of a seismic line. <br />Later examination identified debitage in the road <br />for more than 100 meters. The presence of debitage in • <br />unimpacted areas as well as in impacted areas suggests <br />that this is more of an erosional situation than sites such <br />as SRT139. In this case, it appears that surface material <br />has been subject to sheet wash erosion. The Length of the <br />site in the road, and not in unimpacted areas, is probably <br />due to earthmoving activities rather than original proven- <br />ience of the artifacts. <br />The observed material includes two biface fragments, <br />one of which appears to have been broken during manufac- <br />ture, biface reduction flakes, and several flakes with <br />absent platforms. The flakes with absent platforms are <br />probably also biface reduction flakes, but without a plat- <br />form this is not certain. <br />On the basis of the observed material and the <br />sparsity .of this material, this site is most likely a <br />limited site where biface manufacture was the primary <br />activity. • <br />28 <br />
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