An Archaeological Survey of Two Arizona River Crossings Along the All-American Pipeline

Author(s): Margerie Green

Year: 1984

Summary

Archaeological Consulting Services (ACS) conducted an archaeological survey of two major Arizona river crossings along the proposed route of the All-American Pipeline at the request of Dr. Ed Weil, Cultural Resources Manager, Applied Conservation Technology (ACT). ACT is coordinating the entire cultural resource effort along this proposed pipeline from the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific Ocean and has subcontracted with ACS to undertake the Arizona portion of the route. Because the placement of the river crossings is important in determining the location of the line, and because they are located on private land, they were surveyed at an early stage in the project's development. The two crossings, one on the Gila River and the other on the San Pedro River, are over 100 miles apart and present very different cultural resource situations, thus they will be treated separately.

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An Archaeological Survey of Two Arizona River Crossings Along the All-American Pipeline. Margerie Green. 1984 ( tDAR id: 426382) ; doi:10.6067/XCV8426382

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Keywords

Culture
Classic / Sedentary Hohokam • Historic • Hohokam • Prehistoric

Material
animal bone fragments • Aquamarine Glass • Basalt cobbles • Brown patinated glass • Buffware • Ceramic • Chipped Stone • Fauna • Gila Plain • Gila Redware • Glass • Green Glass • Ground Stone • Medicine bottle • Metal • Purple Glass • Unidentified Red-on-Buff • Wingfield Plain

Site Name
AZ T:13:1 (ACS) • AZ T:13:1 (MNA) • AZ T:13:18 (ASM) • AZ T:13:19 (ASM) • AZ T:13:2 (ACS) • AZ T:13:2 (MNA) • AZ T:13:20 (ASM) • AZ T:13:21 (ASM) • AZ T:13:3 (ACS) • AZ T:13:3 (MNA) • AZ T:13:4 (MNA) • NA 12770 • NA 12771 • NA 15682 • NA 15683

Site Type
Cobble Structure • Petroglyph • Prehistoric canal • Resource Extraction / Production / Transportation Structure or Features • Road • Road, Trail, and Related Structures or Features • Rock Art

Investigation Types
Archaeological Overview • Reconnaissance / Survey

General
Animal Bone • Basalt Cobble • Blown-in-mold bottle • Bottle • Coca-Cola Bottle • Glass Bottle • Knife-opened cans • Mason Jar Fragments • Metal Fragment • Patinated glass • Petrogylphs • Shell

Geographic Keywords
Arizona (State / Territory) • Enterprise Canal • Gila River • San Pedro River

Temporal Keywords
1880s -1910s • Historic • Prehistoric

Spatial Coverage

min long: -113.357; min lat: 31.915 ; max long: -110.017; max lat: 33.66 ;

Individual & Institutional Roles

Contact(s): Salt River Project Cultural Resource Manager

Contributor(s): Margerie Green; Ed Weil; Owen Lindauer; John Allidi; Buddy Hamilton

Record Identifiers

Cultural Resources Report No.(s): 30

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