Archeological Testing at Sites 41PS800 and 41PS801, Presidio County, Texas
Archeological Testing at Sites 41PS800 and 41PS801, Presidio County, Texas

Author: William A. Cloud

Publisher: Texas Department of Transportation

Published: 2001

Total Pages: 148

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Abstract: "Between January 31-March 9, 2001, the Center for Big Bend Studies of Sul Ross University (SRSU) conducted an archeological data recovery program for the Texas Department of Transportation at the Arroyo de la Presa site (41PS800) in southern Presidio County, Texas. The site, situated between the Rio Grande and Farm-to-Market Road 170 within the La Junta archeological district, is an open campsite containing stratified cultural deposits. Intact and partially intact prehistoric features and material culture primarily dating to the Late Prehistoric and Protohistoric periods were uncovered, providing important information on archeological manifestations in the area during these times. Materials recovered during the excavation are curated at the Museum of the Big Bend of SRSU."--page iii

National Register Testing of 42 Prehistoric Archeological Sites on Fort Hood, Texas: The 1996 Season
National Register Testing of 42 Prehistoric Archeological Sites on Fort Hood, Texas: The 1996 Season

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Published: 1999

Total Pages: 573

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National Register testing was conducted at 42 sites on Fort Hood, Texas, in 1996 by Prewitt and Associates, Inc. All are open campsites and are grouped by geomorphic setting or geographic location as follows: Paluxy sites (n = 14), House-Ripstein Creek sites (n = 15), Cowhouse-Table Rock-Cottonwood Creek sites (n = 8), and other sites (n = 5). Intact buried cultural components that are recommended as eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places were identified at 20 of these sites. Chronology of the identified occupation zones is established based on 62 radiocarbon dates; 45 of these were on cultural features.