An Archeological Survey of the Gila River Farms Expansion, Pinal County, Arizona

• Main Authors: Effland, Jr., Richard W. (Archaeological Consulting Services, Ltd.), Sullivan, Mary (Archaeological Consulting Services, Ltd.), Sawyer-Lang, Monique (Archaeological Consulting Services, Ltd.), Green, Margerie (Archaeological Consulting Services, Ltd.)
• Format: Dataset
• Language: unknown
• Published: the Digital Archaeological Record
• Subjects: Hohokam; Historic; Euroamerican; Japanese American; Historic Native American; Papago; Mexican; Anglo-American; Pima; Site Evaluation / Testing; Butte Camp; Camp Rivers; AZ U:13:4 (ACS); AZ U:13:3 (ACS); Sewer Farm; Resource Extraction / Production / Transportation Structure or Features; Agricultural or Herding; Agricultural Field or Field Feature; Commercial or Industrial Structures; Road, Trail, and Related Structures or Features; Road; Non-Domestic Structures; Communal / Public Structure; Historic Communal / Public Structure; Military Structure; Structure; Historic Structure; Archaeological Feature; Artifact Scatter; Isolated Artifact; Isolated Feature; Midden; Field; Septic Tank; Warehouse; Barn; Trash Scatter; Trough; Internment Camp; Dairy; Farm; Gathering Station; Processing Station; Trash Locus; Outhouse; Building Pad; Concrete Building Pad; Amphitheatre; Roadway; Sewage Disposal Plant; Feed Warehouse; Milking Barn; Milk Room; Cement Septic Tank; Well Platform; Ceramic; Chipped Stone; Glass; Ground Stone; Building Materials; Metal; Mineral; Wood; Porcelain; Plainware; Concrete; Granite; Cement; Chert; Rhyolite; Quartz; Stoneware; Redware; Buffware; Gila Plainware; Wingfield Plainware; Santa Cruz Red-on-Buffware; Sacaton Red-on-Buffware; Salt Redware; Red-on-Buffware; Purple Glass; Casa Grande Red-on-Buffware; Steel; Igneous Rock; Gila Plainware, Gila Variety; Gila Plainware, Salt Variety; Sand; Papago Redware; Transferware; Sacaton Buffware; Asphalt; Flint Glass; Green Porcelain; Muscovite; White Stoneware; Enamelware; Zinc; Amber Glass; Knife; Core; Tin Can; Iron; Metate; Mano; Hammerstone; Chert Flake; Pipe; Can; Wire; Bottle; Tile; Spoon; Barrel Hoop; Metal Pipe; Soda Water Bottle; Castor; Ceramic Bowl; Axe; Polishing Stone; Vessel; Tin; Bowl; Gila River Indian Community; License Plate; Thermometer; Vial; 3 / 4 Grooved Axe; Jar; Flake; Cup; Plate; Lid; Penny; Cap; Stopper; Tabular Knife; Basin; U. S. Army; Cross; Spice Can; Beer Can; Food Can; Rhyolite Flake; Rhyolite Core; Shoe Polish Bottle; Milk Bottle; Porcelain Plate; ACS; Fairmount Glass Works, Inc.; Clorox Bottle; Aspirin Bottle; Hanger; Tax Coin; GRIC; Granite Hammerstone; Soldered Seam Can; Pinhole Can; AZ Tax Coin; Clabber Girl Top; Double Cola Bottle; Nodular Core; Ceramic Plate; United States Army Medical Department; Ampoule; Flint Glass Vial; TEPCO Vitrified China; Shenango China; Model Car; Glass Model Car; Mexican Tile; Slat; Wooden Slat; Majolica Tile; IV Blood Bottle; Don Baxter Inc.; Cutter Laboratories; Blue Bottle; Vick's Vapor Rub; Mentholatum; Absorbine Junior Bottle; Absorbine Junior; Double Cola; Clabber Girl; Ceramic Vessl; Bedpan; Utilitarian Ware; White Utilitarian Ware; U. S. Q. M. C.; Abkemeier Dairy; M&S Dairy; Toilet Seat; Toilet Bowl; Porcelain Toilet Bowl; Bayer; Childproof Cap; Bayer Cap; Kitchen Sink; Sink; Shinola Show Polish; Kenton Pharm. Co.; Mavis Talcum; Lavoris; O. P. Co.; Eveready; Sam Okada; Sam Okara; Stoneware Plate; Stoneware Cup; Asphalt Cross; Spout Top Can; Stoneware Bowl; Stoneware Bedpan; Transfusion Bottle; Enamelware Basin; Transferware Bowl; Transferware Plate; Mouthwash Bottle; Clorox; Pill Bottle; Trasnfuso-Vac; McNicol Pottery Company; Hall China Company; Onandaga Pottery Company; Owens-Illinois Glass Co.; Lavoris Chemical Company; Glass Stopper; Zinc Lid; Brockway Company; United States Quartermaster Corps.; Armstrong Cork Co.; Owens-Illinois Pacific Coast Division; Baxter; Flint; Indian; Pacific; Archeological Survey
• Online Access: https://doi.org/10.6067:XCV82B90W7_meta$v=1525714758257

An archaeological clearance survey of the proposed Gila River Farms Expansion area was undertaken by Archaeological Consulting Services, Ltd. (ACS). This survey was performed in accordance with the provisions and regulations of the National Historic Preservation Act in order to locate, identify, and assess cultural resources that might be adversely impacted when the Gila River Indian Community (GRIC) begins to utilize this land for agriculture. A total of four sites, four artifact scatters, and 79 isolated finds were recorded during the survey. This report describes these cultural resources and assesses the potential effects resulting from their loss if development of this land were to occur.