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11/27/2007 6:25:53 AM
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Permit No
M1974015
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Report
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A CULTURAL RESOURCES INVENTORY OF A PROPOSED GRAVEL QUARRYING OPERATION IN SEC 27 T3N R70W BOULDER C
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• Introduction <br />An intensive cultural resources inventory was conducted on <br />September 16 and 20, 1980 of an area of about 160 acres located in <br />the St. Vrain Valley between Lyons and Longmont, Boulder County, <br />Colorado and northeast of Foothills Reservoir. More specifically, <br />the area surveyed was most of the SFJ! and most of the W~ of the NE4 <br />of Section 27, T3N, R70W (cf. Figure 1). The survey was conducted by <br />Joseph J. Lischka, Associate Professor in the Dept. of Anthropology <br />at the University of Colorado at Boulder, at the request of western <br />Paving Construction Co., who intend to quarry gravel in the area. <br />The limits of the survey area were clearly demarcated by roads, <br />fence lines and a railroad bed. The entire survey area lies in the <br />floodplain of St. Vrain Creek, the highest point in the survey area <br />• being approximately 20 feet above the present creek bed. The entire <br />area surveyed was in pasture. At the time of the survey, vegetative <br />growth was heavy and ground visibility in most areas was essentially <br />zero. The only areas where the ground was easily visible were on old <br />gravel bars that are found throughout the survey area. Old meander <br />patterns can be seen in air photos in all parts of the survey area. <br />An area of about 40 acres in the extreme southern part of the survey i <br />area has been graded to improve the pasture, which has completely <br />obliterated all surface features. A fenced pasture area of about 10 <br />acres near the center of the survey area contained a small herd of <br />bison. On the advice of the landowner, the archeological surveyor <br /> <br />• <br />
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