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Biosystems Analysis, Inc. Permanent Trinomial: Supplement f ] <br /> ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE RECORD Other Designation: <br /> (DPR 422, Rev. 4/86) Page 2 of 5 <br /> 13. Artifacts: No formal artifacts were observed. <br /> 14. Non-Artifactual Constituents and Faunal Remains: Sparse fragments of fresh water <br /> mussel shell can be observed on the surface. A shovel test through 1/8" screen revealed <br /> medium size mammal bone, bird bone, fish bone, and small obsidian pressure flakes. <br /> During a field visit by John Beck and Sacramento State University students in 1971, 14 <br /> baked clay fragments, 1 obsidian flake, and a thermally fractured stream cobble fragment <br /> were collected. <br /> 15. Date Recorded: 9/15/92 16. Recorded by: D. Livingstone, J. Edwards, J. Lopez-Cabal, <br /> and K.J. Tremaine. <br /> 17. Affiliation and Address: BioSystems Analysis, Inc., 1017 Front St., Suite 200, <br /> Sacramento, California, 95814 <br /> 18. Human Remains: None observed. <br /> 19. Site Disturbances: Seasonal disking, mowing, and cattle grazing. Some vehicular traffic. <br /> Pot-hunting? <br /> 20. Nearest Water: <br /> 21. Vegetation Community (site vicinity): Oak buckeye savannah. <br /> 22. Vegetation (on site): Live oaks, introduced grasses, star thistle, yellow mustard, and <br /> mullen. Ground visibility was obscured by a dense cover of dry grass. <br /> 23. Site Soil: Medium brown friable, very slightly greasy silty clay, with few rock inclusion. <br /> (Soil samples # 41-49) <br /> 24. Surrounding Soil: Light brown compact clay. <br /> 25. Geology: Riverbank Alluvium Formation. <br /> 26. Landform: Lakeshore. <br /> 27. Slope: Level to 10-15° 28. Exposure: Open <br />