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DTIC ADA1031778: A Cultural Assessment of the Archeological Resourc...
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A reconnaissance survey of the Keystone Lake Project Area
resulted in the discovery of 270 sites, of which 198 have
prehistoric components and 83 have historic components.
The condition of previously recorded sites was updated in
the course of the survey. Individual sites are evaluated
with respect to their age and cultural affiliation; the
manner in which they are exposed; their size, elevation,
and geographical setting; and, the activities which
occurred there. Attention is also given to the impact of
the lake, of past agricultural and industrial activity,
and of present recreational activity on the sites
themselves and on the population of surface artifacts in
the project area as a whole. The lake is indicated as
being particularly destructive to sites, the great
majority of which are exposed along the shoreline and are
only apparent as beach scatters below an eroding bank or
slope. Test excavations, described for prehistoric sites,
largely confirm the adverse impact of the lake. Beach
scatters--the primary source of artifactual data--are
described as being maintained in a state of skewed
uniformity through intense and extensive recreational
collecting. Recreational collecting is cited as a
significant deterrent to inferences about the age and
cultural affiliation of sites and to the activities that
occurred there.
Date Published: 2020-03-02 06:33:52
Identifier: DTIC_ADA1031778
Item Size: 188140596
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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