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THE ANAMAX-ROSEMONT PROJECT: AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVALUATION IN THE SANTA RITA MOUNTAINS VOLUME 1
Assembled by Sharon S. Debowski
with Contributions by Sharon S. Debowski Peter Coston Gordon Fritz Nancy Hammack Lynn S. Teague
Submitted by Cultural Resource Management Section
Arizona State Museum University of Arizona
to the ANAMAX Mining Company
February, 1980
ABSTRACT This report describes the archaeological survey of approximately 65 square kilometers of Coronado National Forest land in the northern Santa Rita Mountains of southern Arizona. Centered around the historic town site of Rosemont, this area is the subject of a proposed land exchange between the USDA Forest Service and ANAMAX Mining Company. Also included in the archaeological survey were portions of existing patented and private land lying within the overall survey area. Two separate volumes describe the survey and its results. Volume I contains detailed descriptions and discussions of the land-exchange area and its present and past environmental setting, survey and recording methodology used for the survey, and a history of previous archaeological research in the area. Other chapters discuss the culture history of the region, the archaeological sites within the proposed land-exchange area, and the implications these sites hold for the study of past settlement and subsistence systems in the Rosemont region. The final two chapters discuss the significance of the sites found in the land-exchange area and recommendations for their management. Volume I I presents detailed descriptions of all the archaeological sites recorded during the survey.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ABSTRACT . ? ? ? ? LI ST OF FIGURES
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LI ST OF TABLES
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CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION. Project Background ?
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Study Area Location
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Mining Facilities within the Land Exchange
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Legislation ? . . . ..
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Goal,s of the ANAMAX-Rosemont Project
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Evaluation of Significance?.
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CHAPTER 2. RECORDING METHODOLOGY ? . .
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Concept of an Archaeological Site
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Application of Set Theory
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Description and Interpretation
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Imposed Biases . . . . . .
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Collection Policies
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Artifact Classifications.
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Survey Schedule. . . . .
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Preliminary Survey ??.
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Coverage ? . . ? . ? . . .
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Environmental-Archaeological Correlations
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Record Ing Biot i c COll111un i ties . ? . . . ? ? .
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CHAPTER 3. ENVIRONMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE.
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Introduction . . . . . . . . . .
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Climatic Change . . . ? . . .
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The Rosemont Environment Today
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Climate and Topography
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Vegetation ..??....
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The Rosemont Environment in the Past
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CHAPTER 4. HISTORY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH IN THE ROSEMONT
REGION.
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CHAPTER 5. HISTORY OF HUMAN OCCUPATION . ?
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Archaic Period .?..?
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The Cochise Concept . . .
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Sulphur Spring Stage
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Cazador Stage
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Chlricahua Stage
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San Pedro Stage
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Ventana Cave
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Bat Cave
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Archaic Chronology
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Archaeological Evidence from the Rosemont Study Area.
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Post-Archaic Period ....
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Tucson Basin
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Middle Santa Cruz River.
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Empire Valley. ?
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San Pedro Valley ? . . .
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Post-Archaic Period Occupation in the Rosemont
Study Area
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Protohistoric Period. . . ? . ? .
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Int roduct ion
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Rel iabi 1ity of the "Time Gap" in Southern Arizona.
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The Hohokam-Pima Continuum Hypothesis ? . ? .
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The Sobaipuri-Salado Continuum Hypothesis . . . ? .
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The Piman Immigration Hypothesis . . . .
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Protohistoric Periop Occupation in the Rosemont
Study Area
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Historic Period
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Apache
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Apache in the Rosemont Study Area.
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Papago. ? . . . . . . . . . Papago in the Rosemont Study Area.
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Lumbering .
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Lumbering in the Rosemont Study Area .
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Ranching
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Ranching in the Rosemont Study Area
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Mining
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Mining in the Rosemont Study Area . . ?
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CHAPTER'6. SETTLEMENT AND RESOURCE EXPLOITATION:
INTERPRETATIONS OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL DATA
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Introduction
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Archaic Period ..... .
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IntroductIon .... .
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Archaic Period Indicators
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Activity Indicators ?..
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Stone Material Exploitation.
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Faunal Resource Procurement and Processing
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Work i ng Mode 1 . . . .
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Procurement and Preliminary Processing Sites
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Terminal Processing Sites.
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Wild Plant Exploitation
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Plant Exploitation Sites.
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Settlement Distribution .?.
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Amargosa and Cochise ? ? .
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The Rosemont Study Area
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Post-Archaic Period
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. . . Post-Archaic Period Indicators
. . Protohistoric Period . . ? ? ? ? ? ?
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Protohlstoric Period Indicators
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Historic Period
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Introduction ?..???
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Historic Period Indicators.
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Metal Artifacts . ? . . ? .
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Tin Cans . . . . ? . . .
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Miscellaneous Metal Objects
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Cartridge Cases and Shotgun Shells
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Glass . ? . ? . . . ? ? .
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Bottles ? .? ? . ? . ? ? .
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Other Glass Objects
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Ceramics . . ? . . . . . ? .
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Earthenware and Porcelain
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Other Ceramic Objects
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Ranching . ? . ? . . ? . . . . .
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. Martinez Ranch (XI-S5-L2) ? . . ? . . ? ? .
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V-R Ranch (X13-S1-L6, X13-S1-L4, HP7-S1-Ll)
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Lopez Ranch Corrals (M81-S1-Ll) . .
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Chapo Ranch (M41-S2-L2)
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Scholefield Ranch (X52-S4-L2) ?.
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Mining . ? . . . .
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Helena Mine . . . .
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Rosemon t Camp
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Rosemont Hine Area . . ??
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Narragansett Mine-New Rosemont . . ? .
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Miscellaneous Sites Related to Mining Activities 158
Isolated Artifacts and Trash Scatters . . ? . ?
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CHAPTER 7. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCES OF THE
ROSEMONT STUDY AREA ? ? ? ?
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Introduction ..?.??.??????
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Legal Significance ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? . ? ? . ? . . ? . ? ? ? . 165
Scientific and Historical Significance ? ? ? ? ? . ? ? .
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Archaic Period ? ??
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Amargosa . ? ? ? ?. ? ? ? ?
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eoch i se '" . '" . '" . '" . " . . . . .
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The Rosemont Study Area
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Post-Archaic Period ..
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Protohistoric Period
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Historic Period.
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Introduction. ?
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The Value of Historical and Industrial Archaoology ? 172
Historic Sites within Context of Previous ReEal'ch '. 173
Research Potential and Problems of Historic Sites. 175
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