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condition. The old historic road has been totally destroyed therefore, lacks integrity, be it <br />design, materials, workmanship, feeling, or association. No artifacts or features were noted <br />within the recorded segment. There is no potential that additional research would produce <br />significant information concerning this segment. of toad. <br />5RT3132.1 is recommended as not eligible for the NRHP based on its lack of integrity. <br />Based on the above, this site does not satisfy Criterion A, B, C, or D, and is field evaluated as not <br />eligible for inclusion on the NRHP. No further work is recommended. <br />Isolated Finds <br />5RT3134 is a prehistoric isolated find (IF) consisting of a one handed. mono. It is an oval <br />shaped cobble that measurers 13 x 8 x 6cm, has been pecked around the entire perimeter, with <br />heavier peeking on the two ends. Some grinding is evident on both faces. It is located. Oil gently <br />east sloping terrain west of Fish Creels, and sets about 71u west of the 6ni High road cart west of <br />CR 37. Soils are a dark brown clayey loam and supports a vegetation cover of sagebmsh, <br />grasses and fortis. Surface visibility is around M %. Evidence of an old fence line (fallen down <br />cedar fence posts) crosses north -south through the area, and the surface for this fence lisle had <br />been somewhat leveled for construction. No anther artifacts were observed in the area of the <br />rnano, in the disturbed ground for the fence lime, nor in the cut bank leading dowji to CR 37. The <br />terrain east of CR 37 was also investigated for cultural material with the thought that if a site <br />were present prior to CR 37 construction artifacts might exist in this area. Nothing was observed <br />in this area either. There is little potential for additional intact buried. This isolated find is <br />recommended as not eligible to the NRHR <br />Evaluation of Research and Management Recommendations <br />The project resLilted in the discovery of a segment of historic road (5RT3132.1) and one <br />prehistoric isolated find (5RT3134). Previous work in the area indicates that there was some <br />potential for the discovery of both historic and prehistoric resources. Within this region, it was <br />felt that areas near drainages were the most likely to contain significant cultural materials_ <br />Additionally, ridge tops would have been a preferred location for prehistoric usage. The project <br />consisted of an 80 acre block situated can terrain that varied fronl steeplt to moderately sloping, <br />with a large portion having been plowed and replanted with agricultural grasses (CRP). The <br />slope of the terrain and CRP work would limit the potential for significant discoveries. The <br />results for this study -were consistent with expectations prior to fieldwork. <br />Both the site and the isolate are located within the APE for this project and have been <br />field. evaluated as trot eligible for inclusion on the NRHP and no further work is recommended. <br />Cultural resource clearance is recornniended for the entire project as depicted in Figure 1. <br />7 <br />