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OAHP # Company /Report Author Year Abbreviated Title RT.LM.R87 Metcalf Archaeological Consultants, Inc. /O'Brien 2007 Peabody West Mine Subsidence RT.LM.NR135/ RT.CM.NR6 Metcalf Archaeological Consultants, Inc. /Cannon 2008 Twentymile 18L Shaft RT.LM.NR137 Metcalf Archaeological Consultants, Inc. /Lincoln 2008 Twentymile Sage Creek Drill Pad RT.LM.R93 Metcalf Archaeological Consultants, Inc./ Nelson et al. 2009 Peabody Sage Creek Subsidence Project State Site # Time Period Site Type NRHP Eligibility Needs Data 5RT512 Historic and Prehistoric Open Camp / Trash Scatter 5RT921 Historic Irrigation Ditch Not Eligible 5RT1368 Prehistoric Open Camp Eligible 5RT1369 Archaic Open Camp Eligible 5RT1370 Prehistoric Open Camp Eligible 5RT2167 Prehistoric Open Lithic Scatter Not Eligible 5RT2734 Archaic Open Camp Not Eligible 5RT2737 Prehistoric Open Lithic Scatter Needs Data 5RT2739 Prehistoric Open Camp Needs Data 5RT2742 Prehistoric Open Lithic Scatter Not Eligible 5RT2749.1 Historic Hayden to Twentymile Park Road segment Not Eligible Limited - Results Archaeological Survey Form (Page 5 of 8) Table 1 (Cont.) Table 2. Previously Recorded Archaeological Sites Near the Project Area 26. Expected Results: Although there are numerous previously recorded prehistoric isolated finds nearby, there are few recorded archaeological sites. Specifically, there was low potential for encountering cultural resources during this study due to the fact that the majority of the survey area consisted of a disturbed cow pasture immediately adjacent to a County Road. VI. STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES 27. Identify, record, and assess any cultural resources located within the potential area of effect. VII. FIELD METHODS 28. Definitions: Site The locus of previous (50 year age minimum) human activity at which the preponderance of evidence suggests either one -time diagnostically interpretable use or repeated use over time, or multiple classes of activities.