Cultural Resources Testing Along Big Creek: Archeological Assessment of 3CT100, 3CT213, 3CT215 and 3CT53 Located Along the Big Creek Enlargement and Diversion, Item 1, Crittenden County, Arkansas
| Title | Cultural Resources Testing Along Big Creek: Archeological Assessment of 3CT100, 3CT213, 3CT215 and 3CT53 Located Along the Big Creek Enlargement and Diversion, Item 1, Crittenden County, Arkansas PDF eBook |
| Author | Timothy C. Klinger |
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| Pages | 159 |
| Release | 1982 |
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This report details testing and assessment of four archaeological sites. It is concluded that one, 3CT215, is significant with regards to the National Register of Historic Places.
Arkansas Archeological Survey Research Series
| Title | Arkansas Archeological Survey Research Series PDF eBook |
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| Pages | 762 |
| Release | 1990 |
| Genre | Arkansas |
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Test Excavations at 3CT219 and 3CT220: Archaeological Assessment of Two Sites Along the Big Creek Channel Enlargement, Item 2, Crittenden County, Arkansas
| Title | Test Excavations at 3CT219 and 3CT220: Archaeological Assessment of Two Sites Along the Big Creek Channel Enlargement, Item 2, Crittenden County, Arkansas PDF eBook |
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| Pages | 72 |
| Release | 1986 |
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Archaeological excavations were conducted. Controlled surface collections were taken, and three 1m X 1m test units were excavated at each site. One site was found to be eligible for nomination to the National Register, however further excavation was not recommended. Avoidance of the portion of the site (3CT220) located outside the right-of-way was recommended.