| SITE OVERVIEW
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| Site Number |
5MT2032
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History of the Site Name |
The site was named by land owner Jane Dillard for its location along the north and east side of the switchback turn in the access road to her house.
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| Other Names |
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Comment |
ICR-106
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Indian Camp Ranch Archaeological Survey
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Site Type |
Habitation site.
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Site Boundary Description |
Site 5MT2032 adjoins four other Ancestral Pueblo sites. Basketmaker III period sites are designated to the east (5MT10714) and across a driveway to the west-northwest (5MT10711 and 5MT10713) from 5MT2032. A Pueblo II habitation (5MT2031) is directly north of the site. Artifact density is fairly continuous across this site cluster and together these sites could be considered a single multi-components site. The current boundaries of 5MT2032 encompass an associated roomblock, pithouse, and midden deposit in the south central portion of this cluster.
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Site Size |
.4 acres
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Site Composition and Layout |
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Cultural Affiliation and Date Range of Occupation |
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General Location |
Approximately 6 miles west of Cortez, Colorado, un a driveway at the end of County Road K.
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Ownership, Stewardship |
Private Property, Indian Camp Ranch Lot 6, Jane Dillard
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Years of Crow Canyon Excavation |
2013, 2014
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Percent Excavated by Crow Canyon |
Approximately two percent.
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Permits |
State of Colorado Archaeological Permits were obtained for each field season (2011-2014) to conduct archaeological research.
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| Permit |
Comments |
2012-68
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State of Colorado Survey and Testing Permit
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2013-47
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State of Colorado Excavation Permit
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2014-77
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State of Colorado Excavation Permit
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