A Cultural Resources Survey of the Proposed Duck River Impoundment in Cullman County, Alabama

Author(s): Jeffery M. Meyer

Year: 1999

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A Cultural Resources Survey of the Proposed Duck River Impoundment in Cullman County, Alabama. Jeffery M. Meyer. 1999 ( tDAR id: 211031)

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Keywords

Culture
20th Century • Euroamerican • EVA • KIRK SERRATED • Middle Archaic • SYKES-WHITE SPRINGS • Woodland

Site Type
Artifact Scatter • Mine

Investigation Types
Site Evaluation / Testing

General
Almon Associates • Bluff Shelter • Engineering Resource • Mill site

Geographic Keywords
01043 (Fips Code) • 1CU206 • 1CU207 • 1CU208 • 1CU209 • 1CU210 • 1CU211 • 1CU212 • 1CU213 • 1CU214 • 1CU215 • 1CU216 • 1CU217 • 1CU218 • 1CU219 • 1CU220 • 1CU221 • 1CU222 • 1CU223 • 1CU224 • 1CU225 • 1CU226 • 1CU227 • Alabama (State / Territory) • BLACK WARRIOR RIVER DRAINAGE • Cullman (County) • Cumberland Plateau • North America (Continent) • Southeast • United States of America (Country) • UTM = SITE • WARRIOR BASIN Show More

Temporal Keywords
Historic • Prehistoric

Spatial Coverage

min long: -87.151; min lat: 33.858 ; max long: -86.451; max lat: 34.314 ;

Individual & Institutional Roles

Sponsor(s): Almon Associates, Tuscaloosa, AL

Prepared By(s): Office of Archaeological Services, Univ of Alabama Museums

Record Identifiers

NADB document id number(s): 4061583

NADB citation id number(s): 000000250107

Notes

General Note: Submitted to: Almon Associates, Tuscaloosa, AL

General Note: Sent from: Office of Archaeological Services, Univ of Alabama Museums