Archeological Survey and Site Reassessments in the Clabber Creek and Jock Mountain Ranges of the Live Fire Area, Fort Hood, Texas

摘要

In 1999, Prewitt and Associates, Inc., conducted an archeological project in the Clabber Creek and Jack Mountain Ranges of the live fire area on Fort Hood, Texas. Investigations consisted of an archeological field survey of 1,729 acres and reassessment (and shovel testing in some cases) of five previously recorded prehistoric sites. The project resulted in the documentation of 8 new sites and revisit/reassessment of 13 previously recorded sites. Components defined at these 21 sites include 10 historic components and 13 prehistoric components. The 13 prehistoric components are recommended as not eligible for listing on the National Register. Of the historic components, 2 are recommended as not eligible, 6 are recommended as potentially eligible, and 2 are recommended as eligible.