Archeological Survey of Proposed Prescribed Burn Units and Trail Rehabilitation on the Shivwits Plateau of Parashant National Monument, Arizona

Summary

During May of 1999 a WACC archeological crew surveyed 700 acres on the southern Shivwits Plateau to identify cultural resources in planned burn units and preceding trail maintenance on Mt. Dellenbaugh. Several previously recorded sites were relocated, nine new sites were recorded, and 44 isolated find locations were recorded. These results indicate abundant cultural resources within the burn units and on the Mt. Dellenbaugh Jeep trail. Diagnostic artifacts from eight prehistoric sites are primarily from the Virgin Anasazi Pueblo II period, although each of these sites is probably multi-component. Overall, artifacts may span the Late Archaic period up to approximately AD 1900. One site is a small artifact

scatter associated with turn-of-the-century tree cutting. Conditional clearance for the proposed work is recommended.

Cite this Record

Archeological Survey of Proposed Prescribed Burn Units and Trail Rehabilitation on the Shivwits Plateau of Parashant National Monument, Arizona. Mary Robertson, Art MacWilliams. Publications in Anthropology ,94. Tucson, Arizona: Western Archeological and Conservation Center. 2006 ( tDAR id: 4360) ; doi:10.6067/XCV8CN72QV

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Temporal Coverage

Calendar Date: -2000 to 1900

Spatial Coverage

min long: -113.906; min lat: 35.755 ; max long: -113.049; max lat: 36.328 ;

Individual & Institutional Roles

Contributor(s): Shirley Shirley

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