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About this Unit
Study Unit
masonry surface structure, Structure, 109
General Location
Abuts south face of butte.
Specific Location
Between north wall of Structure 110 and butte face.
Structure 109, masonry surface structure
Artifact Inventory (Surfaces and Features Only)
- List of all artifacts associated with surfaces, feature fills, and feature surfaces (when applicable)
- Artifacts are listed by surface, feature, and PL number
- For analysis data for selected artifact types and contexts, see buttons at right.
PL = point-location number
PD = provenience designation number
FS = field specimen number
Analysis Summaries
Surface 1:
PL
Artifact Type
Provenience (PD, FS)
PL 1
bulk sherds
PD 455, FS 1
Castle Rock Pueblo - 5MT1825
Study Unit Information
Site Information
Reports:
- No Documents Found
subterranean kiva
Structure 101 Structure 102 Structure 103 Structure 104 Structure 105 Structure 110 Structure 112 Structure 125 Structure 206 Structure 302 Structure 304 Structure 402 Structure 405 Structure 406kiva, type unknown
Structure 107 Structure 204subterranean room
Structure 108masonry surface structure
Structure 109 Structure 111 Structure 113 Structure 114 Structure 115 Structure 117 Structure 118 Structure 119 Structure 120 Structure 121 Structure 122 Structure 123 Structure 124 Structure 126 Structure 127 Structure 203 Structure 205 Structure 207 Structure 208 Structure 301 Structure 305 Structure 306 Structure 307 Structure 308 Structure 309 Structure 310 Structure 401 Structure 403 Structure 404 Structure 407 Structure 408 Structure 409 Structure 410Site 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
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