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Good find. Stays a secret I hope.
found a possible pottery production site and/or midden pile
this first photo is only about half of the pottery sherds that were present. it was a mix of multiple styles.
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this knuckle was also in the mix
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the entire site was at the edge of a gully that was washing out. from below, one can readily see the layer of ash/charcoal in the soil
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there were plenty more sherds precipitating out of the sides of this as well as being scattered around the entire area nearby.
I think this would fit in this thread....probably my most awesome find ever! Unfortunately, it was found in a high-traffic area near a popular trailhead, so I thought it would be best to report this one to the BLM archaeologist rather than have it disappear. It has been safely recovered and will eventually be on display at the BLM Visitor Center in St. George. More of the story can be found at the end of this trip report: http://adventr.co/2018/01/coyote-buttes-south-2/
The Langstraat Mug by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr
I think this would fit in this thread....probably my most awesome find ever! Unfortunately, it was found in a high-traffic area near a popular trailhead, so I thought it would be best to report this one to the BLM archaeologist rather than have it disappear. It has been safely recovered and will eventually be on display at the BLM Visitor Center in St. George. More of the story can be found at the end of this trip report: http://adventr.co/2018/01/coyote-buttes-south-2/
The Langstraat Mug by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr
In case anyone is interested, the BLM posted a short article about this on their blog yesterday: http://mypubliclands.tumblr.com/post/173513908005/hiker-notifies-blm-of-prehistoric-archaeological