North American Database of Archaeological Geophysics

Database Report:

Site Name: Mitchell Site; Site Number: 48TE1375; County: Teton; State: WY; Country: USA; Ownership: Private; Landform: _____;

Date of Site: _____; Period Type: Prehistoric; Culture: _____; Site Type: Artifact Scatter; Site Size: 10,920 sq m;

Survey Type: Magnetic Gradiometry;

Instrument: Geoscan Research FM-36; Sampling Interval: 1 x 1 m; Prospecting Depth: 1-1.5 m; Area Surveyed: 400 sq m; Date of Survey: 11-Sept-1995 to 15-Sept-1995; Land Cover Type: Heavy Brush; Ground Truthing: No;

Graphics/Imagery:

Magnetic contour map (0.5 nT interval) showing surface Feature A;

Magnetic 3D surface plot (0.5 nT interval) of area of surface Feature A;

Survey Type: Electrical Resistivity/Resistance;

Instrument: Geoscan Research RM-15; Sampling Interval: 1 x 1 m; Prospecting Depth: 1 m; Area Surveyed: 400 sq m; Date of Survey: 111-Sept-1995 to 15-Sept-1995; Land Cover Type: Heavy Brush; Ground Truthing: No;

Graphics/Imagery:

Resistance contour map (1 ohm interval) showing general trend to the NE;

Resistance 3D surface plot (1 ohm interval) showing trend to the NE;

Project Name: Mitchell Site (48TE1375), WY;

Reference: Butler, W.B. and S.L. DeVore. (1995). Geophysical Investigations at Five Sites Along the Wilson-Fall Creek Road, Wyoming. National Park Service, Rocky Mountain System Support Office, Denver, Colorado. Submitted to the Central Federal Lands Highway Division, Federal Highway Administration, Denver, Colorado.

Survey by: William B. Butler and Steven L. DeVore, Stewardship and Partnerships, Rocky Mountain System Support Office, Intermountain Field Areas, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, Denver, CO, USA.

Survey for: Central Federal Lands Highway Division, Federal Highway Administration;

Report Location: Central Federal Lands Highway Division, Federal Highway Administration, Denver, CO; Report Type: CRM Report;

Abstract/Summary