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An Analysis of Lithic Production at the La Milpa Sinkhole (RB-25-A5) (2015)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Richard Nicolas.

Caves are prominent earth openings in Maya sites that are widely recognized as being important sacred landmarks. There is a wide range of earth openings at sites, however, that are rarely recognized as possible landmarks and this can impact the interpretation of associated artifacts. Investigation of the La Milpa Sinkhole (RB-25-A5) is a case in point. Investigation in 2012 classified the feature as a trash pit. The recovery of large quantities of what were thought to be chert flakes led to the...


Archaeological Investigations of Deeply Stratified Deposits at Crumps Sink, South-Central Kentucky, USA (2016)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Justin Carlson.

In the holokarstic Sinkhole Plain, sinkholes provided access to cave entrances for shelter, water, chert outcrops, and contain distinct microenvironments. As closed basins, sinkholes accumulate sediment from the surrounding catchment, burying archaeological deposits, sometimes rapidly. Therefore, these sites can provide critical information concerning paleoenvironmental change and human use of the surrounding landscape. Excavations were undertaken at Crumps Sink in the summer of 2015 to assess...


An Archaeological Reconnaissance of Approximately 328 Acres (2000)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Michael French. Anne Tobbe Bader.

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Archeological Survey of Tree Removal Zones at Wilson's Creek National Battlefield (1984)
DOCUMENT Full-Text Jack H. Ray. Susan M. Monk.

The purpose of the archeological survey was the discovery and recording of archeological sites in four proposed areas to be affected by removal of "exotic" vegetation (i.e., osage orange and cedar trees) by heavy machinery. The survey was conducted in compliance with Federal legislation and Executive Order 11593, designed to protect and enhance archeological, historical, and architectural resources which might be adversely affected by projects supported by Federal funds or requiring Federal...


An Intensive Cultural Resources Survey of 4,836 Acres Within Selected Portions of the Fort Campbell Military Reservation, Montgomery and Stewart Counties, Tennessee, and Christian and Trigg Counties, Kentucky (2001)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Eric S. Albertson. C. Andrew Buchner.

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An Overview of Archaeological and Paleoenvironmental Research Potential of Caves and Other Karst Features at the Camp Bullis Military Reservation, Bexar and Comal Counties, Texas (2002)
DOCUMENT Full-Text Karl W. Kibler.

This report summarizes archeological and paleoenvironmental data from caves and other karst features at the Camp Bullis Military Reservation. Most archeological materials found in caves were primarily in secondary contexts, having been deposited from the surface by natural processes such as sheetwash or overland flow. Artifacts in primary contexts were most often in caves used as trash pits during historic times. Few prehistoric materials were found in primary context, though those that...


Phase I Archaeological Survey of the Nugent Crossroads Project: a Proposed Gas Pipeline in Woodford County, Kentucky (2001)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Patrick D. Trader.

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Phase II Testing of the Mims Site (15BB51) Located Along Paris Pike Bourbon County, Kentucky (2000)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Richard Stallings. Nancy Ross-Stallings.

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Site Plans, 41BX434, Camp Bullis, Texas (1996)
IMAGE Ann M. Scott.

Four sketch maps of site 41BX434, Doeppenschmidt House, Camp Bullis, Texas. The first site plan details topographical information. The second site plan details the house foundation and other architectural elements of the Doeppenschmidt House located on the site. The third site plan details the sinkhole located at the site. The fourth site plan details a considered extension for site 41BX434.