Intensive Cultural Resources Survey of Land To Be Affected By the Proposed Water System Expansion Project of the Rathbun Regional Water Association, Inc., in Lee, Van Bure N and Jefferson Counties, Iowa

Author(s): Gary Walters

Year: 1986

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Intensive Cultural Resources Survey of Land To Be Affected By the Proposed Water System Expansion Project of the Rathbun Regional Water Association, Inc., in Lee, Van Bure N and Jefferson Counties, Iowa. Gary Walters. 1986 ( tDAR id: 93236)

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Keywords

Culture
Paleo-Indian • Woodland, Late • Woodland, Middle

Material
Ceramic

Investigation Types
Archaeological Overview

General
Campsite, Long-Term • Campsite, Short-Term • Cultural Resource • Farm • Shovel Test • Southern Iowa Drift Plain • Survey

Geographic Keywords
19101 (Fips Code) • 19111 (Fips Code) • 19177 (Fips Code) • Des Moines River Basin • Iowa (State / Territory) • Jefferson (County) • Lee (County) • North America (Continent) • Southern Iowa Rivers Basin • United States of America (Country) • Van Buren (County)

Spatial Coverage

min long: -92.18; min lat: 40.375 ; max long: -91.112; max lat: 41.164 ;

Individual & Institutional Roles

Sponsor(s): Farmers Home Administration; Rathbun Regional Water Association, Inc.

Prepared By(s): Triad Research Services

Record Identifiers

NADB document id number(s): 643219

NADB citation id number(s): 000000138919

Notes

General Note: Submitted to: Rathbun Regional Water Association, Inc.

General Note: Sent from: Triad Research Services