The Roosevelt Bajada Survey, Tonto Basin, Gila County, Central Arizona

Summary

Between October, 1990, and January, 1991, SWCA, Environmental Consultants conducted archaeological survey of approximately 1,800 acres of Tonto National Forest land in the Roosevelt Basin, central Arizona. This project, the Roosevelt Bajada Survey, was done to provide survey data on portions of the Basin that are not being investigated by Arizona State University (ASU) as part of its Roosevelt Lake Project. The survey recorded 111 new sites and rerecorded five previously known sites; four additional sites in the survey units had already been recorded adequately. In addition, 30 Isolated Occurrences were recorded.

Cite this Record

The Roosevelt Bajada Survey, Tonto Basin, Gila County, Central Arizona, 24. Richard V. N. Ahlstrom, Mark L. Chenault, Kirk C. Anderson. SWCA Archaeological Report ,91. Tucson, Arizona: SWCA Environmental Consultants. 1991 ( tDAR id: 402032) ; doi:10.6067/XCV8639RMB

Keywords

Culture
Hohokam • Salado

Material
Basalt • Black-on-Whiteware • Buffware • Building Materials • Ceramic • Chalcedony • Chert • Chipped Stone • Gila Polychrome Ware • Granite • Ground Stone • Mineral • Plainware • Polychrome Ware • Quartz • Quartzite • Red-on-Buffware • Redware • Sacaton Red-on-Buffware • Salado Polychrome Ware • Stone • White Chert • White Mountain Redware • Whiteware

Site Name
AR-03-12-06-1044 • AR-03-12-06-424 • AR-03-12-06-746 • AZ U:3:180/06-1806 • AZ U:3:181/06-1808 • AZ U:3:182/06-1821 • AZ U:3:183/06-1822 • AZ U:3:184/06-1825 • AZ U:3:185/06-1828 • AZ U:3:186/06-1829 • AZ U:3:187/06-1830 • AZ U:3:188/06-1831 • AZ U:3:189/06-1832 • AZ U:3:190/06-1833 • AZ U:3:191/06-1834 • AZ U:3:192/06-1835 • AZ U:3:193/06-1836 • AZ U:3:194/06-1837 • AZ U:3:195/06-1838 • AZ U:3:196/06-1839 • AZ U:3:197/06-1840 • AZ U:3:198/06/1841 • AZ U:3:199/06/1842 • AZ U:3:200/06-1843 • AZ U:3:201/06-1844 • AZ U:3:202/06-1845 • AZ U:3:203/06-1846 • AZ U:3:204/06-1847 • AZ U:3:205/06-1848 • AZ U:3:206/06-1849 • AZ U:3:207/06-1850 • AZ U:3:208/06-1851 • AZ U:3:209/06-1852 • AZ U:3:210/06-1855 • AZ U:3:211/06-1856 • AZ U:3:212/06-1863 • AZ U:3:213/06-1864 • AZ U:3:214/06-1865 • AZ U:3:215/06-1866 • AZ U:3:216/06-1867 • AZ U:3:217/06-1868 • AZ U:3:218/06-1869 • AZ U:3:219/06-1879 • AZ U:3:220/06-1880 • AZ U:4:100/06-1818 • AZ U:4:101/06-1819 • AZ U:4:102/06-1820 • AZ U:4:103/06-1823 • AZ U:4:104/06-1824 • AZ U:4:105/06-1826 • AZ U:4:106/06-1827 • AZ U:4:107/06-1853 • AZ U:4:108/06-1854 • AZ U:4:109/06-1857 • AZ U:4:110/06-1858 • AZ U:4:111/06-1859 • AZ U:4:112/06-1860 • AZ U:4:113/06-1861 • AZ U:4:114/06-1862 • AZ U:4:115/06-1870 • AZ U:4:116/06-1871 • AZ U:4:117/06-1872 • AZ U:4:118/06-1873 • AZ U:4:119/06-1874 • AZ U:4:120/06-1875 • AZ U:4:121/06-1876 • AZ U:4:122/06-1877 • AZ U:4:123/06-1878 • AZ U:4:124/06-52 • AZ U:4:3/06-144 • AZ U:4:4/06-135 • AZ U:4:5/06-146 • AZ U:4:84/06-1779 • AZ U:4:85/06-1780 • AZ U:4:86/06-1781 • AZ U:4:87/06-1782 • AZ U:4:88/06-1783 • AZ U:4:89/06-1784 • AZ U:4:90/06-1785 • AZ U:4:91/06-1790 • AZ U:4:92/06-1809 • AZ U:4:93/06-1810 • AZ U:4:94/06-1811 • AZ U:4:95/06-1813 • AZ U:4:96/06-1814 • AZ U:4:97/06-1815 • AZ U:4:98/06-1816 • AZ U:4:99/06-1817 • AZ U:8:512/06-1771 • AZ U:8:513/06-1772 • AZ U:8:514/06-1773 • AZ U:8:515/06-1774 • AZ U:8:516/06-1775 • AZ U:8:517/06-1776 • AZ U:8:518/06-1777 • AZ U:8:519/06-1778 • AZ U:8:520/06-1786 • AZ U:8:521/06-1787 • AZ U:8:522/06-1788 • AZ U:8:523/06-1789 • AZ U:8:524/06-1791 • AZ U:8:525/06-1792 • AZ U:8:526/06-1797 • AZ U:8:527/06-1800 • AZ U:8:528/06-1807 • AZ U:8:529/06-1812 • AZ U:8:530/06-106 • AZ U:8:531/06-107 • AZ U:8:532/06-1881 • AZ V:5:165/06-1793 • AZ V:5:166/06-1794 • AZ V:5:167/06-1795 • AZ V:5:168/06-1796 • AZ V:5:169/06-1798 • AZ V:5:170/06-1799 • AZ V:5:171/06-1801 • AZ V:5:172/06-1802 • AZ V:5:173/06-1803 • AZ V:5:174/06-1804 • AZ V:5:175/06-1805 Show More

Site Type
Agricultural Field or Field Feature • Agricultural or Herding • Archaeological Feature • Artifact Scatter • Bedrock Grinding Feature • Check Dam • Circular Rock Feature • Compound • Corral • Domestic Structure or Architectural Complex • Domestic Structures • Erosion Control Feature • Field • Field House • Grinding Slab • Hearth • Historic Structure • Isolated Artifact • Isolated Feature • Lithic Scatter • Midden • Milling Feature • Petroglyph • Pit • Pueblo • Resource Extraction / Production / Transportation Structure or Features • Roasting Pit • Roasting Pit / Oven / Horno • Rock Alignment • Rock Art • Rock Pile • Room Block / Compound / Pueblo • Sherd Scatter • Stone Cluster • Stone Structure • Structure • Terrace • Trash Dump • Trash Midden • Water Control Feature Show More

Spatial Coverage

min long: -111.363; min lat: 33.607 ; max long: -110.917; max lat: 33.856 ;

Individual & Institutional Roles

Contact(s): USDI Bureau of Reclamation, Phoenix Area Office

Contributor(s): Steve Baumann; Lee Yazzie Black; Eric Chambers; Stewart Deats; David Doak; Doak McDuffie; Selina Littler; Faryl Sanders; Charles Sternberg

Field Director(s): Richard Ahlstrom; Gregory Seymour

Principal Investigator(s): Richard Ahlstrom

Landowner(s): U. S. Forest Service

Submitted To(s): Bureau of Reclamation, Arizona Projects Office, Phoenix, AZ

Record Identifiers

Project Name(s): Roosevelt Bajada Survey

Delivery Order No.(s): 9-PD-32-00600-008

Contract No.(s): 9-CS-31-00600-008

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CCRS-1991-007-The-Roosevelt-Bajada-Survey.pdf 40.44mb Apr 1, 1991 Feb 8, 2016 5:40:13 PM Confidential
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