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<br /> <br />r~ <br />Figure 4: View of Shff'475. Jeep trail is in foreground. P. R. Williams <br />is standinv in center of photo. View is looking toward the east. <br />the 4illiams Fork Rivers. A small amount of cultural material, including <br />waste flakes and one projectile point fragment, was scattered over the <br />site. IF74NIF is the top portion of a projectile point, located in the <br />NE+,NW4NW~,NE~, Sec. 9, T5n, R91w. This artifact lacks definitive character- <br />istics necessary to place it in a cultural historic framework. <br />IF75MF was located in the SE}SE}SIJ~SE~, Sec. 5, T5n, R91w. This <br /> <br /> <br />find consisted of three flakes, one brown quartzite, one chalcedony, and <br />one grey chert. They were found in an area of about 10 sq. m. The <br />immediate locality was extensively searched, revealing no further evidence <br />of occupation. <br />IF76MF is a biface made of broom quartzite. It was discovered on the <br />first slo~inq terrace to the east of the Williams Fork River in the <br />NE~SI•I~SE+,NE~,, Sec. 7, T5n, R91w. This tool might have been deposited by <br />