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Title
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A Phase I Cultural Resources Assessment of a 46 Acre Tract on the Tensaw River near Stockton, Baldwin County, Alabama
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Date
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2000
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Bibliographic Citation
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Stowe, Noel Read, Rebecca Stowe, and Jason Gardner. 2000. A Phase I Cultural Resources Assessment of a 46 Acre Tract on the Tensaw River near Stockton, Baldwin County, Alabama. Report submitted to Barry Vittor and Associates. Archaeological Services, Inc., Lucedale.
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• This survey recorded 1BA523, a historical artifact and surface feature cluster on the bluff above the Tensaw River.
• Historians reported that the Taensa tribe resided at this location, and many interpreted the history of the area as a group of Oumas who were resettled from the area around New Orleans.
• Reported using a combination of shovel testing (n=45) and surface inspection with the delineated wetlands not surveyed.
• Six shovel tests were reported as containing historical Native American artifacts, including Chicot Red Filmed and a turquoise glass trade bead (Stowe and Stowe 2000:15-16).
• Some portion of this site was included in a 2009 survey by Barry A. Vittor and Associates, but there was no update to the site form and the report is not available.
• (See also Pickett and Potts 2009).
