Cultural Resource Study of Two Areas Proposed for Resource Activities Within the Olympic National Forest, Washington
Dalan R, Wilke S, Stilson L, James K. 1981. Cultural Resource Study of Two Areas Proposed for Resource Activities Within the Olympic National Forest, Washington. Seattle, WA
This report presents the methods and results of a cultural resource survey of two parcels of land proposed for resource activities and land exchanges within the Olympic National Forest, Washington. This survey was designed to identify and provide an evaluation of all historic and prehistoric cultural resources within project boundaries, and to recommend appropriate mitigation measures. Prior to the field survey, an archival investigation was conducted to provide information on cultural resource locations within project boundaries as well as information on the environment, prehistory, and history of the region. The field survey was conducted between October 15 and October 25, 1980. As a result of this survey, three historic archaeological sites were recorded including two structures and an improved area. None of these resources were felt to be eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. They should, however, be placed on the Forest Service inventory. It was recommended that a conservation zone be placed around the structures when logging and that trees be felled away from them.
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Authors
- Dalan, Rinita; Wilke, Steve; Stilson, Lee; James, Karen
- Date of Issue
- 1981-02
- Units
- OLYM
- Keywords
- Archeology, cultural resource survey, Historic structure