| HISTORY OF INVESTIGATIONS
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| Year |
Description of Event |
Reference(s) |
1874
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Oral history account of the site published in New York Tribune; first photographs of the site taken by William H. Jackson
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Jackson 1981*1:380
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1876
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First published description of the site (called Battle Rock)
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Jackson 1981*1:Plate II (no. 10), 379-380
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1891
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H. Jay Smith exploring party photographed the site
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Photos on file, Pikes Peak Library District, Colorado Springs, CO
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1893
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Mock-up of the landform one-half mile southwest of the site appears at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, erroneously labeled Battle Rock; that name never used for site 5MT1825 again
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Smith 1988*1:35
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1906
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T. Mitchell Prudden took lantern slides of the site
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Personal communication, Roger H. Colten, Peabody Museum
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1968
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Site form completed by the University of Colorado
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1975
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Site was evaluated for stabilization needs by the University of Colorado
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Martin 1976*1
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1990-1991
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Crow Canyon Archaeological Center conducted mapping and random testing as part of Sand Canyon Archaeological Project Site Testing Program
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Kleidon 1999*1; Kleidon and Lightfoot 1991*1; Varien 1999*2; Varien et al. 1991*2
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1992-1994
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Crow Canyon Archaeological Center conducted judgment and intensive excavations
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Kuckelman et al. 1992*1; Lightfoot and Kuckelman 1993*1, 1994*1
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2000
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On-line publication of the Castle Rock Pueblo electronic database and site report (Crow Canyon Archaeological Center)
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