The Switchback Site

5MT2032

About this Unit

Study Unit
nonmasonry surface room, Structure, 113

About this Unit

Study Unit
nonmasonry surface room, Structure, 113

General Location
Northwest portion of site.

Specific Location
Structure 113 is about 10 m northwest of Structure 110, The room is part of an L-shaped roomblock and is situated at the juncture where the west and north segments of the roomblock come together.

Structure 113 nonmasonry surface room

Photo 20493

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Description: Stratum 1 removed; Stratum 2 (structure material) showing. 2-x2-m unit 1440N 201E.

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Date of Photo: 13-Mar-14

Photo depicts artifacts from Study Unit 104:
Nonstructure 104, midden

Photo depicts artifacts from Study Unit 113:
Structure 113, nonmasonry surface room

Photo depicts artifacts from Study Unit 114:
Nonstructure 114, cultural deposit, type unknown

The Switchback Site - 5MT2032

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Site Information

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1 Pit Structures

1 Rooms

4 Middens

1 Extramural Surfaces

3 Cultural Deposits

2 Noncultural Deposits

earth-walled pit structure

Structure 110

nonmasonry surface room

Structure 113

midden

Nonstructure 101 Nonstructure 102 Nonstructure 104 Nonstructure 107

extramural surface

Nonstructure 115

cultural deposit, type unknown

Arbitrary Unit 103 Arbitrary Unit 108 Nonstructure 114

noncultural

Arbitrary Unit 105 Arbitrary Unit 106

Site Overview - Site size, location, composition, layout, and dates of occupation; site ownership and permit information

History of Investigations - A brief history of research at the site

Physiography - Elevation, topography, and water sources

Field Methods - Grid orientation, mapping techniques, surface indications, disturbed areas, the collection of dating and ecofact samples, and more

This project was paid for in part by a State Historical Fund grant from the Colorado Historical Society.
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