Archaeological Survey of the San Pedro River Preserve in Dudleyville, Pinal County, Arizona
Author(s): Michelle N. Stevens
Year: 1998
Summary
On 3 and 18 January 1998, William Doelle and Michelle Stevens of the Center for Desert Archaeology and 11 volunteers from the Center for Desert Archaeology completed an archaeological survey of the San Pedro River Preserve in Dudleyville, Pinal County, Arizona for the Nature Conservancy. This survey was conducted in order to determine whether the proposed habitat restoration project will have any effect on significant archaeological or historical remains that may be present in the area. The survey was conducted under the authority of the State of Arizona General Antiquities Permit 98-1BL. This report includes the project area locations and descriptions, the methods and results of the survey, and recommendations.
Cite this Record
Archaeological Survey of the San Pedro River Preserve in Dudleyville, Pinal County, Arizona. Michelle N. Stevens. 1998 ( tDAR id: 476327) ; doi:10.48512/XCV8476327
Keywords
Material
Ceramic
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Chipped Stone
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Glass
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Ground Stone
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Metal
Site Name
AZ BB:1:35(ASM)
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AZ BB:1:36(ASM)
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AZ BB:1:55(ASM)
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AZ BB:1:6(ASM)
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AZ BB:1:63(ASM)
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AZ BB:1:64(ASM)
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AZ BB:1:65(ASM)
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AZ BB:1:66(ASM)
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AZ BB:1:67(ASM)
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AZ BB:1:7(ASM)
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AZ BB:2:111(ASM)
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AZ BB:2:140(ASM)
Site Type
Artifact Scatter
Investigation Types
Systematic Survey
General
Irrigation System
Geographic Keywords
Dudleyville
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Pinal (County)
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San Pedro River Preserve
Individual & Institutional Roles
Contact(s): Daniel Garcia
Record Identifiers
Center for Desert Archaeology Letter Report No. (s): 98-101
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