Brevard (County) (Geographic Keyword)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Thomas E. Penders.

Land Management Unit 109 was subjected to a cultural resources assessment to identify the presence of archaeological sites or historic properties. Background research determined the area was highly disturbed and had little potential for intact cultural resources. The subject property was then subjected to a systematic archaeological survey which confirmed the findings of the background research. No further action is needed within this LMU.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Thomas E. Penders.

Land Management Unit 110 was subjected to a cultural resources assessment to identify the presence of archaeological sites or historic properties. Background research determined the area was highly disturbed and had little potential for intact cultural resources. The subject property was then subjected to a systematic archaeological survey which confirmed the findings of the background research. There is no need for further action within this LMU.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Thomas Penders.

In 2007, personnel conducting a census of the Florida Scrub Jay population at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station (CCAFS) reported finding prehistoric ceramics at the tip of the base within an unpaved road. A check of the databases confirmed this was an unrecorded site and a preliminary surface survey was conducted. The 45 SW CRM returned to the location in 2008 to conduct a formal Phase 1 archaeological survey. The purpose of the cultural resource survey was to identify the archaeological site and...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Thomas E. Penders.

A systematic archaeological survey was conducted of all the accessible areas within LMU 84. Based on the investigation one prehistoric site (8BR2174) and two Cold War Associates sites (8BR2367 and 8BR2515) were identified. At this time it is thought that the Beach Trail Site (8BR2174) is not NRHP eligible since it appears to be redeposited midden. However, LiDAR data suggests this midden material could be associated with an anomaly located to the north. The two Cold War sites, Camera Pad D44 R53...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Thomas E. Penders.

Land Management Unit 89 was subjected to a cultural resources assessment to identify the presence of archaeological sites or historic properties. Background research determined the area was highly disturbed and had little potential for intact cultural resources. The subject property was then subjected to a systematic archaeological survey which confirmed the findings of the background research.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Thomas E. Penders.

The purpose of the study was to identify and report the presence of prehistoric or historic archaeological sites within the North Campus area. The proposed project concerns the construction of a Doppler weather radar station to include a radar tower, equipment building, and associated structures within a 200 by 250-foot (ft) or 61 by 76-meter (m) area on the south side of Cocoa Water Plant Road in southeastern Orange County.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Thomas E. Penders.

Land Management Units 75 and 157 were subjected to a cultural resources assessment to identify the presence of archaeological sites or historic properties. Background research determined the area was highly disturbed and had little potential for intact cultural resources. The subject property was then subjected to a systematic archaeological survey which confirmed the findings of the background research.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Thomas E. Penders.

Launch Complex 16 (LC-16) has never been adequately assessed to determine if the complex and the individual facilities within are eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP). The Cultural Resources manager (CRM) of the Civil Engineering Squadron/Installation Management and Environmental Element (CES/CEIE), 45th Space Wing (45 SW) conducted a historic properties survey in October and November 2014 to determine if the complex and its individual buildings and structures...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Thomas E. Penders.

In February 2007, the 45 Space Wing Cultural Resources Manager ( 45 SW CRM) was conducting research on Land Management Unit 136 (LMU 136) for a future archaeological survey. In the course of that investigation information was uncovered regarding the crash site of a Jupiter missile within the proposed project area. It was decided to conduct an archaeological survey in an attempt to relocate and record the missile crash site due to it being 50 years old and possibly eligible for listing in the...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Keith H. Ashley. Marsha A. Chance.

During April 1997, a cultural resource assessment survey was conducted of a proposed dredged material management area and associated pipeline access route in Brevard County, Florida. The intent of this survey was to locate and assess the potential significance of all cultural resources within the proposed BV-11 dredged spoil location and associated pipeline route.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Thomas E. Penders.

The 45th Space Wing (45 SW) conducted a Phase I archaeological survey within the north campus area of the proposed Enhanced Use Lease (EUL) agreement between the 45 SW and Economic Development Commission (EDC). The purpose of the study was to identify and report the presence of prehistoric or historic archaeological sites within the North Campus area. The cultural resource assessment was conducted in August 2006 by members of the 45 CES/CEVP under the direction of Thomas E. Penders, RPA, the 45...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Thomas E. Penders.

In December 2006 the 45 Space Wing Cultural Resources Manager ( 45 SW CRM) was contacted by the IRP group regarding a proposed retention pond within the western portion of the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station (CCAFS) Industrial Area. A review of the proposed plan by the CRM indicated it was within the high sensitivity zone for prehistoric archaeological sites and a possible historic archaeological site might be present within the project area. The CRM determined a Phase l Archaeological Survey...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Thomas E. Penders.

Between FYs 2009 and 2015 a series of archaeological surveys were conducted within Skid Strip and adjacent parcels. These investigations were scheduled according to the proposed land clearing activities funded for each of the years. By the end of FY 2015 a total of five previously recorded site and 18 unrecorded sites were discovered.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Tad Britt. Carey L Baxter.

This report provides a description of the cultural resource investigations, evaluations, and treatment recommendations of the Cape Canaveral Lighthouse Site, the prehistoric New Lighthouse Site and the Original Cape Canaveral Lighthouse Site.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Skye W. Hughes. C. Andrew Buchner. Jeanette Knowles.

Panamerican conducted archival research and fieldwork for an ethnographic study of the Cape Fish Co. site (8BR239) at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Brevard County, Florida. The investigations involved an ethnohistoric approach integrating archival, historical, oral, and video, methods with an archeological review in order to better understand the lifeways of the inhabitants and local economy. During the project, eight informants were formally interviewed using a structured questionnaire...

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DOCUMENT Citation Only Paul Kronfield. Carl Clausen. Roger Carver.

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DOCUMENT Full-Text Oceanprobe, Inc.

A cultural resources investigation was conducted to investigate a potential borrow area offshore Cape Canaveral in the Atlantic Ocean. Field work was conducted in February 1988, utilizing a proton precession magnetometer, precision echosounder and digitizer, microwave positioning system with three lines of position, computerized data acquisition and track guidance system, all deployed from a specialized nonmetallic shallow draft survey vessel. A total of 132 magnetic anomalies were detected...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Mid-Atlantic Technology.

The U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District is proposing a plan that will involve transferring 530,000 cubic yards of sand from the north side of Canaveral Barge Canal Inlet at Cape Canaveral, Florida and placing it on the beach south of the inlet over a distance of 11,885 feet. Because of the potential for historic shipwrecks in the proposed project area, the Jacksonville District through their open-ended planning contract with Gulf Engineers and Consultants, Inc., of Baton Rouge,...

DOCUMENT Full-Text T9S, Inc..

This report discusses the purpose, time frame, location, equipment used, methodology, personnel, environmental conditions, data gathered, findings and recommendations of a magnetic remote sensing survey conducted by T9S, Inc., in the vicinity of Cape Canaveral, Florida. This report also contains a brief history regarding maritime activities in the general area of Cape Canaveral.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Ray Tubby.

This report presents the results of an archival and literature search and a remote sensing survey in support of a proposed borrow area. Nine magnetic targets were identified during the investigation. While their individual signatures do not appear to represent potentially significant material the fact that they could be associated increases the possibility that they could be related with a wrecked vessel, a s clusters of magnetic anomalies are frequently indicative of a debris scatter...

DOCUMENT Citation Only Ocean Probe, Inc..

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DOCUMENT Full-Text Wes Hall.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District, is proposing to construct additional shore protection in southern Brevard County, Florida. A single borrow area (Space Coast Shoals II) and a sand re-handling area (South Reach Sand Rehandling Area) will be utilized during the proposed project. To insure that no significant shipwrecks or other archaeological resources are adversely effected by the planned offshore shore protection project, the Jacksonville District contracted Mid-Atlantic...

DOCUMENT Full-Text Wilfred M. Husted.

During July 13-15, 1981, there was a visit to Patrick Air Force Base (AFB), Cape Canaveral Air Force Station (AFS) and six nearby tracking and communications stations to obtain information to develop a plan and cost estimate for a cultural resource survey and evaluation of these eight facilities. After visiting Patrick AFB and the six ancillary stations, it became apparent that there was little probability of discovering significant cultural resources at any of these seven areas.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Eduard Mark.

This pamphlet attempts to give the general reader some sense of the role the USAF has played in Europe since the end of World War II.