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Cultural Resource Testing and Data Sampling at Thirteen Archaeological Sites in the Lake Shelbyville Project Area, Illinois. St. Louis District Cultural Resource Management Report Number 27

McGowan, Kevin P

1985

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Cultural Resource Testing and Data Sampling at Thirteen Archaeological Sites in the Lake Shelbyville Project Area, Illinois. St. Louis District Cultural Resource Management Report Number 27
Autor: McGowan, Kevin P
Assuntos: ARCHEOLOGY ; CULTURAL RESOURCES ; CULTURE ; DATA PROCESSING ; EROSION ; EXCAVATION ; FIELD TESTS ; GEOCHEMISTRY AND MINERALOGY ; GEOLOGY ; GEOMORPHOLOGY ; HISTORICAL SITES ; HISTORY ; HUMANITIES AND HISTORY ; HYDROLOGY ; ILLINOIS ; IMPACT ; LAKE SHELBYVILLE(ILLINOIS) ; LIMNOLOGY AND POTAMOLOGY ; MATERIALS ; MEASURING INSTRUMENTS ; MOULTRIE COUNTY(ILLINOIS) ; NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES ; RESERVOIRS ; RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ; RESOURCES ; SAMPLING ; SHELBY COUNTY(ILLINOIS) ; SHORES ; SITE INVESTIGATION ; SITES ; SOIL EROSION ; SOURCES ; TEST AND EVALUATION
Notas: ADA246052
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Descrição: Archaeological testing and data sampling was conducted at thirteen archaeological sites along the Lake Shelbyville shoreline during the summer of 1984. All thirteen sites were shovel probed and surface surveyed. Six sites were each sampled with a single two by two meter excavation unit, and the four remaining sites were more extensively sampled. The purpose of this work was to determine each site's eligibility for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. The investigations reported here document two primary types of impact to the depositional integrity of the cultural resources. The most pervasive impact source is erosion. Every site had indications of erosion displacing cultural material. Depositional mixing as a result of plowing of Euroamerican land modifications has been the second most prevalent impact source. Nonetheless, in situ cultural remains were recovered at seven of the thirteen sites examined, but of these only four appeared eligible for listing on the National Register. For the remaining three sites shovel probe testing results are considered insufficient to permit conclusions regarding National Register eligibility.
Data de criação/publicação: 1985
Idioma: Inglês

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Cultural Resource Testing and Data Sampling at Thirteen Archaeological Sites in the Lake Shelbyville Project Area, Illinois. St. Louis District Cultural Resource Management Report Number 27

McGowan, Kevin P

1985

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