PERMFILE120441

• 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
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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Pressure Flake Flake produced by the application of
steady pressure, rather than by a blow.
Generally used in the final stages of
tool manufacture or in the rejuvenation
of a cutting edge.
Primary Core Process of removing primary flakes from
Reduction a core.
Primary Flake Flake whose entire dorsal surface is
covered by cortex.
Projectile Point Spear, dart, or arrow point (Crabtree 1972).
Protohistoric Period of time just before European contact.
Relief Inequality of surface elevation.
Rejuvenate To renovate, renew, restore, recreate,
or reestablish.
Rock Art A rock surface that has been altered
physically or by the addition of paint
to produce evidence of creative endeavor.
Rock Shelter An archaeological site within a stone
overhang that provides some degree of pro-
tection from the elements, and therefore,
a higher degree of preservation of archaeo-
logical remains.
Saddle A Low point on a ridge or crestLine, generally
a divide between the heads of streams heading
in opposite directions (American Geological
Institute 1976).
Scalar Fracture A flake or flake scar that terminates
gradually rather than abruptly, often in
the shape of a fish scale.
Scraper Type Wear Wear pattern indicating use in a scraping
function; generally unifacial step and
scalar fractures.
Secondary Core Process of removing secondary flakes from
Reduction a core.
Secondary Flake A flake which has a portion of the dorsal
surface covered by cortex.
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