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On May 24, 1993, I met with Sergeant Swanson, construction manager for the trenching to be done in the parking lot behind Building #208. The trenching is in the area of site 48LA71L, the remains of two enlisted men's barracks built in 1885 which burned in the early 1920s. A trench 24 inches wide was to be dug across the parking lot, through the site area. Sgt Swanson was to notify me when trenching began. The artifacts from the trench were collected and are curated at the FE Warren Curation...
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Monitor Activity - May 1994, F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming (1994)
During the months of April and May, 1994, Rick Bryant monitored the construction of communication trenches in the western portion of the Historic District (SHPO #?), an underground storage tank (UST) removal at building 312 (SHPO #0194SAS045), the grading and dirt work for construction of the interpretive facility at the Famcamp Site (48LA277)(SHPO # 0693JKW004), construction of the streetlighting and the parking lot behind buildings 210-214 (SHPO #0993TPT023) and upgrading of electric work at...
Monitor of Communications Trench North of Building 330, F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming (1994)
On June 14, 1994, Rick Bryant monitored the trenching of a communications cable running east west along the south side of the parking lot north of building 330. The trench was about 12-15 inched wide and 30 inches deep. Thirty feet due north of the northeast corner of building 330, at the location shown on the attached map, a pit containing bricks, window glass, a nail (wire or cut or wrought?), several harness buckles with all but one or two inches of the straps cut off, a large buckle (belt or...
Monitor of Sewer Line Between Buildings 218-220, F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming (1993)
On July 30, 1993, Rick Bryant monitored the excavation of sewer lines between and behind Buildings 218 and 220 as shown on the attached map. The sewer lines are buried beneath the road. The excavations were about 6 feet wide and 10 feet deep. A few fragments of brick and a few pieces of rusty metal fragments were all that was observed. No significant prehistoric or historic materials were seen. Since the area has been severely disturbed by previous road and sewer construction, the lack of...
Monitor Report - Enlisted Club (1994)
On March 28, 1994, Rick Bryant monitored the trenching operations for a sprinkler system. The area had been extensively disturbed by construction and use of the Warren Bowl, a sports stadium built in the 1930s. The stadium was razed and the ground leveled in the early 1960s. No remains of the stadium or any archeological materials can be expected to remain in situ in the area.
Monitor Report - New Curbs on 15th Cavalry St., F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming (1994)
On November 16, 1994, Rick Bryant monitored dirt work for installation of new curbs along 15th Cavalry St. between Old Glory and First St. Dirt work was confined to a 3 to 4 foot wide strip about one foot deep along the sides of the road. The area has been previously disturbed by road construction, leveling and filling. No cultural materials were observed.
Monitor Report - New Housing Area Ground Leveling, F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming (1996)
On April 18th, 1996, Rick Bryant monitored grading and leveling of the new housing area located on the East, north and west sides of the present Capehart Housing. The top soil over the area was removed and stored on the edge of the work site. Several artifact concentrations and two structure foundations were identified. Locations are shown on the attached area map. Site 48LA71, a World War I and World War II era rifle range, is located across the road to the north of the work area.
Monitor Report - Sewer Line Replacement, Building 202, F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming (1995)
On March 11, 1995, I monitored excavation of a sewer pipe west of Bldg 202 in FamCamp. A 6 inch tile sewer line was being replaced with a 6 inch pvc line. The trench was about four feet wide and four feet deep and 15 feet long (east to west). The trench profile showed the area had been filled in the past, as there were several layers of soils with construction debris in them. Debris consisted primarily of red brick, with a few pieces of burned wood. One section of brick wall with about 10 bricks...
Power Line Trench Monitor Report, F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming (1993)
Rick Bryant monitored trenching for a power line in the parking lot. The surface has been extensively disturbed by 125 years of activity. The trench will be backfilled. No further archaeological work is required.
Randall Lawn Sprinklers Monitor Report, F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming (1998)
During April and May 1998, Rick Bryant monitored excavations for installation of new water sprinkler and communication lines along Randall and Old Glory Avenues, and the north side of the Officers housing access road, at F.E. Warren Air Force Base WY. A section of the trench also ran approximately north-south across the Marne Parade Ground. Larger excavations for manholes were dug east of the present Building 208, on the Marne Parade Ground, and on the trench behind the officer' s housing. The...
Transportation Monitor Report: 22 February 1993, F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming (1993)
On February 22, 1993, Rick Bryant monitored backhoe trenching in the area of the new transportation complex. The area was used as a regimental barracks area during WWII, and it was believed that cement footings or floors from the buildings may have been located in the area to be leveled and graded for the new transportation complex buildings. The area was trenched by a back hoe to determine if any foundation remains were extant. No WWII or other historic or prehistoric remains were located....
Water Line Trench Monitor Report (1993)
On 2 September, 1993, Rick Bryant monitored trenching for a water line and found many artifacts from a landfill. The exposed materials were collected, the pipe was laid, and the trench was refilled.