The Lewis-Weber Site: A Tucson Homestead
Summary
An historic homestead was located in 1978 by survey at 123 E. Drachman, Tucson, Arizona, the construction site for the National Park
Service Western Archeological Center. All aboveground structures had
been demolished in 1962. This meant that the site's significance lay
solely in its potential to yield scientific information through the discovery
and excavation of any subsurface features remaining. The San
Francisco office of the General Services Administration was quickly
advised of this, and they responded with the necessary funds for archeological testing and data recovery.
Cite this Record
The Lewis-Weber Site: A Tucson Homestead. Nancy T. Curriden. Publications in Anthropology ,14. Tucson, Arizona: Western Archeological and Conservation Center. 1981 ( tDAR id: 3964) ; doi:10.6067/XCV8QZ28RJ
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Temporal Coverage
Calendar Date: 1860 to 1950
Spatial Coverage
min long: -111.287; min lat: 32.038 ; max long: -110.675; max lat: 32.472 ;
Individual & Institutional Roles
Contributor(s): Nancy Hamblin; Christine Szuter; Bruce B. Huckell; Steven Danziger
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