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1988-04-11_PERMIT FILE - C1981008A (2)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981008A
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
4/11/1988
Doc Name
Cultural Resources
Section_Exhibit Name
Tab 5
Media Type
D
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Yes
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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depth; 3) the absence of fire pit activity, surface or <br /> subsurface structures, or ceramics; 4) the absence of any <br /> diagnostic projectile points preventing accurate dating <br /> of the site; and 5) the completeness of recording accomplished <br /> upon the original recording of the site. Every attempt was made <br /> to locate all surface artifacts with 56 being located and <br /> recorded. The individual artifacts were not mapped as WCRM, <br /> Inc. considers intra-site mapping to be a form of mitigation <br /> and not a cultural resource inventory. <br /> It is, therefore, recommended that neither 5MN1257 or <br /> 5MN1258 be found eligible to the National Register of Historic <br /> Places. Site 5MN1257 is an Archaic site dating between <br /> 7000 BP to the early Historic. The Archaic is one of the <br /> better understood time periods in Colorado prehistory with <br /> many Archaic sites being recorded and studied. The absence <br /> of diagnostic projectile points prevents dating the site more <br /> specifically. Site 5MN1258 has been impacted by cultivation <br /> causing a partial loss of site integrity (see Ford and Rolingson <br /> 1972; Medford 1972; McManamon 1976; Roper 1976; Sterud n.d. ; <br /> Talmage and Chester 1977) . <br /> `F 13 r r; 1980 <br />
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